Actually I find that statement semi-true at best. You'll realize that that the current generation of female party-goers are getting more and more sexually liberated as opposed to say maybe 10 years ago. Of course we're no where near how open the American women can be but the ladies in Malaysia is definitely heading in the right direction

I can't say the same for the male counter-parts, perhaps a female party-goer can enlighten us with her observations?

The questions of who, what, where and when isn't really much of an issue here. I believe major epeening threads which merely stroke ones ego will always be target for flamers and the likes. This is akin to the argument of post counts ages ago which goes something like "Oh look you have 1 post and I have 3004002 posts. This means my package is longer, thicker and squirts farther than yours". If everyone starts a forum thread with the word "Constructive" in their mind I think we will be more happy people.

As far as educating people on how not to be a flamer, I would think that we Malaysians are smart enough to already know. The only thing I suspect we Malaysians lack is the ability to see past criticism and sarcasm.

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Added on December 12, 2007, 5:01 pmWhat I'm trying to say is, women these days are more aware of their sexuality and getting less inhibited with it. This in turn leads to the notion that Love=Sex being totally dropped.

Don't get me wrong here, I totally agree that women have been sexually active 10 years ago and more definitely. What I'm merely stating is that the current mindset of women when it comes to sex is different from what you would find in a women 10 years ago.

This post has been edited by loafer: Dec 13 2007, 02:07 AM

Of course, that's assuming that we're talking about flamers and people who doesn't know what they're talking or debating about. You must realize not everyone flames a thread for the sake of trolling or posting random crap. There has been lots of credible debates out there only to have one's thought cut off just because you decided to be a casual reader rather than an opinionated reader. Not everyone with 30004010 posts know what they're talking about.

So like I mentioned earlier, being constructive and being able to see past sarcasm and criticism would probably be one of the better ways to "rejuvenate" the WoW forums.