Her 'ticked off' was preceded by a rude incursion into, and, a deliberate disruption of a long-standing thread.
These parts had occasional humor but the main focus was meeting the challenge of the game and of possibly discovering some 'new to you' music to love. Humor is available in abundant supply elsewhere at ECF.
Awfully kind of you after you were the main cause of the turmoil here. You're a capable communicator and could've used your abilities to ease new game participants into the thread after establishing a well-mannered relationship with the long-term players.
Chat was kept to a minimum for precisely the reason previously stated -- it makes searching even more difficult than it is. There's ample chat availability on ECF, including on existing music threads. Here it's been -- the music speaks for itself. sk can speak for herself, but, deflecting the blame to her after both lauding her and generously 'trying to get her to rejoin the game' is really too much.
I've said this a bunch, but we're all here for a few kicks. It's cool meeting fellow vaping music junkies. Two games = even better than one (especially cause they're rather different). Everyone should be maximizing the fun-potential of ECF. That'll only help it to grow and thrive!
People were having fun here. A former player remarked that things were a bit stale here and new players would be welcome... New or rediscovered music -- Nice! That's what could've been.
Growing and thriving presupposes members willing to actively think what their footprint will be on a thread they enter. They must ask themselves -- Is it a thread that has value to me? What is the value?
If the value can't be identified or if the thread does not have value to the new thread participant their choices include disruptively imposing their ideas, hanging around a bit to figure out the written and unwritten thread rules or finding/starting another thread. There's plenty of room at ECF.
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