That seems like an overstatement, my first post was literally just the word no.
You’re right. That was a very well thought out, positive response to a meaningless anecdote.
I didn’t say it wasn’t negative, just not hostile. In my mind a hostile post would have gone through all the ways you were wrong right off the bat, which would have been an overreaction considering your post was, like you say meaningless, so so was mine. I guess I could have said “you’re wrong,” or “that’s incorrect,” instead, might have been a bit more thought out, but I’m not sure how I could have responded in the positive to a post that’s totally inaccurate.
But that’s just the thing. I wasn’t trying to give some long unknown insight into the creative process of this film that needed to have holes poked in it. I was giving a witty remark in response to the comment implying that it was done purposely to please faneditors. You took seriously a comment that was an anecdotal response to a joke and came off as a bit arrogant in the process.
As stated, all I said was the word “no.”
Which speaks volumes about your mentality. Carry on.
Alright man, you’re assuming a lot from a single word, but you do you I guess.
Assumed nothing from no. Learned a lot about you from what followed. Move along.
And yet you said that my “no” response was arrogant and not in line with your apparently “witty remark”? Not sure if you’re learning right.
The “no” was fine, albeit slightly rude. The remarks that came off as mildly arrogant came after.
Just strange that you think your post was a witty remark, but mine was “rude.” I mean, I guess it wasn’t that funny even though it was supposed to be (then again yours wasn’t either, maybe we just have different senses of humor).
As for arrogant, do you mean this one, which wasn’t even directed at you?
Didn’t realize you were involved in the production and in the know about what Disney requested, cool, my bad.
Again, just joking around man. Don’t have to take things so personal (especially, like I said, when it’s not directed at you).
But honestly I’m done arguing about this pointless bs. I have better things to do with my time. Like working in the film industry and actually knowing how things work.
The implication here about what I do is very funny (I suppose you think I just spend all my time dicking around on the internet).
If you’re actually like an executive or someone important, I apologize and take it all back. Ruined that networking opportunity I suppose.