> If anyone asks you to stop a particular kind of behavior, always err on the side of respecting their wishes. If you believe their request is unreasonable or unfair, ask an admin, but don't respond with hostility.

That does seem rather lopsided:\

It seems like run-of-the-mill good, mature behavior to me. I'm not perfect in my behavior, but there is rarely a good moment to be hostile. Among other things, it empowers the other person to turn me into someone I don't want to be.

> Among other things, it empowers the other person to turn me into someone I don't want to be.

That's the problem, yes. Considering all input is reasonable. Giving every troll you meet power over you is not.

Meh, this is to be expected by some communities.

The cool thing is the tilde communities in general, not this specific one. Anyone can start one, they're small, community oriented, simple and light little online spaces that can be a lot of fun.

I don't understand the problem with "don't be an ass" as a major rule

> pozzed

? Is this a signal of something?