Argonath RPG Groups - What are the rights of individuals ?

[[NP]Monte Montague]

Monte's just trying to create a perspective for at least himself on what the general pseudo-political flow is like.
It looks like he's trying to find loopholes so to BS groups through, but really he's just curious.
That's why it's surprising to see 50 people don't care before 1 does, when it's about fundemental rights.

I see why the international criminal court is in the Hague .
It is no lie that the Hague creates such superb a person such as Dutchy.

We would be at a great loss not to have any people from the Hague such as Dutchy in the Community.
Dutchy is love. Dutchy is life. 

[psyron]

i dont care. posted this just because you care

[PulseEffect]

Sorry but could you reword that?

I think you misunderstood my point.

I was asking say if a group were to be setup, would it be the public right or not to try suggest, help or even criticize the group? or is it wrong for the public to expect such?

Spoiler for Hiden:

Everyone knows the community isn't a democracy but what is a democracy anyway but if a fancy word for an elected dictatorship. (but let's not discuss too in depth about politics)

Why isn't it? That's the question I would ask. Surely, through the appropriate channels that is. Anyone should have the right to suggest, help and/or criticize any group.

This isn't Communist China unfortunately, IMHO it seems some individuals are concerned with trying to run/change their group without public issues concerning them. We all know the notable "omg you dm'd us in that last roleplay, not recommended 0/8 m8" post on many family topics in the past. Of course falsified claims are not morally correct and without any evidence, it can be easy just to brush aside these claims. But when groups go to extreme lengths to protect their image from being criticized and then be made to change their vision or play style, I don't see why the public shouldn't be able to.

Isn't this a fundamental value that we take for granted in modern society?

i dont care. posted this just because you care

Stop posthunting then.

[clancker]

The hold topic is started with other meaning as i see i don't get why you people try to turn it into a group hunting.
However our voice doesn't really count at all and this should be changed Argonath HQ should listen more to the people that are playing here at all, as Argonath is just a server and we are the people that make Argonath more than a server because if you try to understand a part of it, if there are no players there won't be Argonath at all. Gandalf and Aragorn and the other HQ members should go further and discuss about hearing the people that are playing here.

[Abraham]

I was asking say for example if a group were to be setup, a group which claims to be in the public interest... would it be correct of the public to expect such liberties such as suggesting / trying to support it (the group) or to even feel as if they can criticize the group and or some of its decisions  ? or is it wrong for the public to expect such?

Yes, it would be correct.
Every individual has a right to support and / or criticize any group.
Every group has a choice to care and / or not care.

Am I missing something here?

[[NP]Monte Montague]

Why isn't it? That's the question I would ask. Surely, through the appropriate channels that is. Anyone should have the right to suggest, help and/or criticize any group.

This isn't Communist China unfortunately, IMHO it seems some individuals are concerned with trying to run/change their group without public issues concerning them. We all know the notable "omg you dm'd us in that last roleplay, not recommended 0/8 m8" post on many family topics in the past. Of course falsified claims are not morally correct and without any evidence, it can be easy just to brush aside these claims. But when groups go to extreme lengths to protect their image from being criticized and then be made to change their vision or play style, I don't see why the public shouldn't be able to.

Isn't this a fundamental value that we take for granted in modern society?


Stop posthunting then.

I understand your point better now and would agree with it.