Post by Andrew Robinson on Apr 29, 2014 15:22:21 GMT -5
Members,
I know many of you are anxiously awaiting news, reviews or general word as it pertains to (insert whatever Emotiva product you wish). I get it. There are a number of products outside of Emotiva that I too follow with great anticipation. This is a reminder (and to some a warning) to not let our emotions get the better of us, and to treat all those who visit here as fellow human beings. I know there have been a few cases as of late of folks who have come off as critical towards Emotiva, which is okay. Dissenting opinion is okay, so long as its constructive. However, in the face of non-constructive criticism I ask that you be the bigger men and women. Don't engage, just smile and move on. I know some of you believe that you're only showing your support for Emotiva by coming to the brand's "rescue" in these instances, but often times those looking defend the brand can appear more defensive and/or aggressive than the original poster. Worse, they themselves can be in violation of this forum's own policies. So this is just a friendly reminder not to engage in such discourse. Let it be, and simply move on. Thank you.
Andrew Robinson
Director of Digital Content
Emotiva Audio Corporation
I know many of you are anxiously awaiting news, reviews or general word as it pertains to (insert whatever Emotiva product you wish). I get it. There are a number of products outside of Emotiva that I too follow with great anticipation. This is a reminder (and to some a warning) to not let our emotions get the better of us, and to treat all those who visit here as fellow human beings. I know there have been a few cases as of late of folks who have come off as critical towards Emotiva, which is okay. Dissenting opinion is okay, so long as its constructive. However, in the face of non-constructive criticism I ask that you be the bigger men and women. Don't engage, just smile and move on. I know some of you believe that you're only showing your support for Emotiva by coming to the brand's "rescue" in these instances, but often times those looking defend the brand can appear more defensive and/or aggressive than the original poster. Worse, they themselves can be in violation of this forum's own policies. So this is just a friendly reminder not to engage in such discourse. Let it be, and simply move on. Thank you.
Andrew Robinson
Director of Digital Content
Emotiva Audio Corporation
