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This hardly seems to correspond with the reality of things.

Posted by ElDavid - July 17th, 2008


Both blam buttons used in Newgrounds (for flash submissions and for audio submissions) are pretty harsh. I quote: 'BLAM THIS PIECE OF CRAP' and 'I HOPE YOU DIE IN A FIRE'.

But, oh! Try saying something remotely close to that on a review and you'll very likely get called on it. But I'm not gonna talk about that now. I wanna talk about the messege displayed when your blam vote is the decisive one for a new flash submission. That messege reads:

'CONGRATULATIONS! YOU JUST DESTROYED SOMEONE ELSE'S HARD WORK! THIS FLASH HAS BEEN BLAMMED'.

Now, let's get real. A good portion of the flashes submitted to this portal daily are indeed carp, as described by the blam button, and could not be honestly depicted as 'hard work'. There seems to be a love/hate opinion towards crappy flashes here.

I certainly do not appreciate it when this messege is displayed, as if I were to feel bad for blamming crap.

This hardly seems to correspond with the reality of things.


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Good point. But I like blamming someone's 'hard work' if it looks like it was made in 10 minutes. And I always thought that 'I HOPE YOU DIE IN A FIRE' is kind of harsh. I always feel bad every time I press it.

ho... how could you? :'(

'Tis harsh, but better me say it than keet it bottled-up.

LOL!

you are absolutely right

you are so awesome bro

Thanks. I do what I can. *makes Fonze gesture *

Wow, I didn't even know about what it said, but that is ironically stupid for ng to do that ^.^

Yeah, It's like "we're a bad undergropund flash page, but please play nice, don't run with scissors and don't buy a BB gun, because you're shoot your eye out, kid."

You can't say anything that night in the slightest possible way hurt and "author's" feelings, but authors can basically tell you to "eat shit and die, queer" in their replies and you just gotta take it.

Missing the point.

I'd say "Do I have to draw you a picture?", but there's one up there already.