Why don't you enlighten all us poor dunces
with your incredible deductive prowess?

Oh, what, you don't have the time?

You would prefer to passively benefit only
from the most exacting research of others,
and not their guesstimates? Personally I follow
the big grain of salt rule for almost anything
that comes across my cable modem.

My preliminary deduction is that you are selfish
and arrogant.

Berk Half-Elven

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Scott Pickle [mailto:scottp@...]
> Sent: Friday, April 23, 1999 4:05 PM
> To: 'eqbards@onelist.com'
> Subject: [eqbards] A lot of misinformation
>
>
> From: Scott Pickle <scottp@...>
>
> I could spend hours trying to correct a lot of misinformation being posted
> by some people. I would ask that if you aren't 100% sure about the
> information you give, don't post it as a statement, rather ask it as a
> question.
>
> It reveals to me there's a lot of poor deductive logic going on with some
> players - drawing conclusions from game experiences that are more based on
> coincidence than on good research.
>
> I don't care to try and correct some of these things - I just ask that,
> going forward, people be more cautious about the things they declare as
> truth.
>
> There's a big difference between:
>
> ---- "Hill Giants can outrun Selo's"
> and
> ---- "A Hill Giant seemed to outrun my Selo's, has anyone else seen this?"
> The complicated thing is that one MAY have tested this fully, and
> thus could
> say:
> ---- "I tried running 10 times from a Hill Giant and here are the
> results...."
>
> - Dendall, Ollave of the Aegis
> http://www.soerbaird.com
>
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