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Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 5:28 pm
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MELO4MVP wrote:why is that?
noone wrote:You do realise that most of those quotes weren't even posted on realgm. So how could you think they have anything to do with you? If these guys want the inside information, they'll go straight to NuggetsTalk (as they obviously did), not stop by realgm looking for it. NuggetsTalk is a public forum even though you need to register for it. Once it's out there, it's in the public and is fair game for anyone.
noone wrote:As for the firegeorgekarl people, how are they malicious? They've based their opinions on well researched facts. Can they not have opinions on those facts? And how is what they're doing any different than any other blog or stuff that people post even on this board?
Ummm...yeah, they were, by me. In fact I posted more of them than firegeorge does. But corona quickly censored them. Mind you, I don't agree with the censorship, I'm just saying that later I realized how the action could be misconstrued or the information misused.
Maybe malicious is a strong word, but when you dedicate so much of your free time to such a negative endeavor, you're a ****. Who in their right mind actively and publicly campaigns to get someone fired from their job? If he were a child molestor or embezzler I can see it. But a basketball coach? Whether you like Karl's work, or think you dislike him as a person, whatnot, that's just a classless and negative thing to do.
Also put yourself in Estratt's shoes. Who knows if he even works for the Nugs. But maybe he works directly for Karl. Maybe he is friends with Karl. How would you like it if some anonymous stuff you wrote, taken from context and arguably not even incriminating, wound up on a site called firemycoworker.com?
noone wrote:
I didn't realise you had posted all of those quotes. But that doesn't change the fact that they likely got them from NuggetsTalk anyways. If they read this board, they probably also know the origination.
How is the information being miscontrued or misused? It's being posted on a public forum.
noone wrote:
Um dude, Karl gets paid millions of dollars. Coaches get fired and rehired all the time. He isn't getting any sympathy from me. Coaches are in the public eye. Coaches get paid through money that the fans put in. Coaches (in any sport) get scrutinized when they don't do so well and praised when they do do well. If Karl can't handle it, he should find a new job.
Fans put money into the franchise. If they feel something or someone is holding a team back from being better, they have every right in the world to object.
About every person on this board wants Karl fired, does that make them classless too? Where do you draw the line as to how far someone can go with their opinion before they're classless? The guy started his own blog with his own opinion. No different than any forum or blog. If someone doesn't like it, they don't have to read it.
noone wrote:
Anonymous stuff? He signs it off with his name. He puts it on a forum you can register to and get access within a couple minutes. Taken out of context? What are you talking about. How were they taken out of context. Karl nixed the trade and assured the team turning around, but they didn't. Period. That's what Eric said, that's what is on the site. If any blogger feels that deserves a coach being fired, it is his right to post his opinion, whether it be on realgm or his own blog. Incriminating? You're just throwing words out there and hoping they make your case. It's not working.
You act like Karl is a public employee. He's not.
But I maintain that starting a website called fireXindividual.com is negative and classless, no matter how you want to try and spin it.
A. Eric Stratton is a character from Animal House- or did the poster say his real name somewhere?
B. If you could find the original posts (there were multiple posts but all have been deleted from NT and here), you'd see what I mean about context. You even incorrectly paraphrase that Karl assured people of a team turnaround. I don't recall that verbiage anywhere.