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Poor Stomp, not even Grahame ever endured 10 pages of such humiliation.

 

I guess the moral of the tale is to take criticism on the chin and not create (invent) extraneous features in an attempt to dismiss it.

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Does that translate into "Don't feed the trolls"?

 

Well your teeth are long enough on this forum to appreciate that the devil's invariably in the detail and since many of the users here are bike riders you can imagine they're not well disposed towards people who appear to be cavalier about their safety, so they more than others might be well motivated to find holes in your argument.

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Poor Stomp, not even Grahame ever endured 10 pages of such humiliation.

 

I guess the moral of the tale is to take criticism on the chin and not create (invent) extraneous features in an attempt to dismiss it.

 

Does that translate into "Don't feed the trolls"?

 

Translates into "When threads go wrong"

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It does rather seem that a large proportion of users on this forum are anal enough to nit-pick at the smallest of details within a story and attempt to unravel it at all costs. Also the large proportion of bikers has re-affirmed my opinion of that particular group of road users. I must admit that the class of trolls on the site are much higher than elsewhere. At least they are good at what they do. Perhaps they are on the payroll of the owner as professionals? If not then they certainly should be. Maybe I'll submit it as a suggestion?

 

Having had my driving standards assesed by professionals (in my own vehicle) at least three times, I'm confident that my driving standard is considerably higher than the average person on the roads today. That is not to say that I am perfect - far from it, as helpfully quoted earlier from another thread I posted. That invitation is still to be accepted by anyone. The mind boggles as to why not. I do not believe that any driver on this forum is perfect, and I would call them a liar if they were to claim as such.

 

Bikers may take their life in their own hands by kicking out at vehicles as they pass by as suggested by another poster, or by tailgating so close that they would have no time to react if that vehicle needed to stop for any reason, but that is their own choice. I dare say that there will be a number of posters who will jump to the rescue of the poor vulnerable biker to make out that it is somehow the non-biker's responsibility to watch out for them whilst they perform these manouvres, but each to their own.

 

But anyway, all of the trolling aside, the thread has achieved it's objective. I have recieved some good advice both here and via PM and so I am happy with that.

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It does rather seem that a large proportion of users on this forum are anal enough to nit-pick at the smallest of details within a story and attempt to unravel it at all costs. Also the large proportion of bikers has re-affirmed my opinion of that particular group of road users. I must admit that the class of trolls on the site are much higher than elsewhere. At least they are good at what they do. Perhaps they are on the payroll of the owner as professionals? If not then they certainly should be. Maybe I'll submit it as a suggestion?

 

Having had my driving standards assesed by professionals (in my own vehicle) at least three times, I'm confident that my driving standard is considerably higher than the average person on the roads today. That is not to say that I am perfect - far from it, as helpfully quoted earlier from another thread I posted. That invitation is still to be accepted by anyone. The mind boggles as to why not. I do not believe that any driver on this forum is perfect, and I would call them a liar if they were to claim as such.

 

Bikers may take their life in their own hands by kicking out at vehicles as they pass by as suggested by another poster, or by tailgating so close that they would have no time to react if that vehicle needed to stop for any reason, but that is their own choice. I dare say that there will be a number of posters who will jump to the rescue of the poor vulnerable biker to make out that it is somehow the non-biker's responsibility to watch out for them whilst they perform these manouvres, but each to their own.

 

But anyway, all of the trolling aside, the thread has achieved it's objective. I have recieved some good advice both here and via PM and so I am happy with that.

 

 

A little trolling of your own?

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