If you believe clouds are made of marshmallows, I'm impress you know how to write.That must be a real achievement for you, so keep up the good work. One day you will be normal intelligence.
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He posted it as "hear-say" not fact. So he is defiantly following the rules. Take it at face value is that so hard?
khj94704if you go around thinking everyone should take everything you post on internet message boards as the unassailable truth, you've got to step out of your fantasy land and join the rest of us in whatever the heck *this* is.
I donno if I should believe you, but I really hope what you said is true, but anyway
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What matter is the message "Cool story bro", not the figurines. I've nothing against religion.Ok that is twice now you have brought religion into a tread with your posts...
What matter is the message "Cool story bro", not the figurines. I've nothing against religion.
Twice?
Ummm, how does not providing proof violate knowingly false information?
My buddy told me that the GDP of Ireland is $20mill.
I post that info.
I do not know that it's wrong.
And what proof are you looking for? Proof that his cousin works at SCEI? What would that prove? The info could still be wrong... his cousin could be lying or it could be misinformation... in neither case does is he knowingly posting wrong information.
There seems to be some confusion between posting something you aren't positive is right and knowingly posting wrong information. They are not the same thing... not that the proof people are asking for really would make a diference anyway.
Ultimately what he says sounds reasonable, it's hearsay from the internet, take it with a grain of salt.
How dare you people question AC Slater!!
CorrectYes twice, as it it the 2nd time you have posted that pic... once here and once in the other thread... that would make twice .... correct
Just like the time I shared my Save Data and Nobody thought it would work
People didn't wanted to tried it until I provided proof. Or the time the Update 1.05 was no longer available and I showed proof for it and got a $50 Gift Card from SONY. Honestly I have nothing to prove to any of you If you want to believe is cool if not I could care less.
Where the hell are the mods these days? Why aren't they doing their jobs? Every God damned thread I read it seems, is degenerating into this absolute nonsense. Are they even monitoring anymore? Why do they not close these threads when they turn into flame-fests like this?
I posted the link and quote more because of the statement "Ask for proof all you want nobody is obliged to provide it." itself. Because otherwise everyone could claim whatever he wants. And I still think threads like this here are completely ridiculous. Let's say he posted something in the past, which turned out to be true, like amar did for example, then it would make sense (without a "source"). But here we have someone, coming out of nowhere, saying "My cousing told me...", seriously.
The rest makes kinda sense, although I doubt that's the reason.
I am pretty sure Sony would've stated that, because it would've meant a lot less hate (people would understand it more then). I believe it's just a design decision by PD, to keep cars like the X2010 something special.
Where the hell are the mods these days? Why aren't they doing their jobs?
True, never said the opposite.Well that's whty that rule doesn't have a lot of teeth... as I pointed out knowlingly posting something false is not the same as unwittingly being wrong. So even if what he says isn't true, no eveidence about his relations employment status would make any difference.
This too, but it's also there so you don't brag with things you do not own, like cars (you might take a look into the "ridiculous claim" thread). Again, I posted the quote from the AUP because yes, if you state something as a fact, you have to prove that you are right, if you cannot prove it because of certain things (N.D.A.), you better don't post it, or you will get a mess like this thread here (unless you have something like amar's reputation).I am fairly sure the rule is meant to prevent blantent flaimbating where someone tries to state something as bieng ture that is generally known not to be true... for instance if someone was to come along and say Forza is better than GT5 becuase it has 2000 cars and all of them are higher quality than anything in GT5.
The burden of proof falls on the accusor to prove that he is knowingly saying something that is untrue... not on him to prove he is not.
True, never said the opposite.
This too, but it's also there so you don't brag with things you do not own, like cars (you might take a look into the "ridiculous claim" thread). Again, I posted the quote from the AUP because yes, if you state something as a fact, you have to prove that you are right, if you cannot prove it because of certain things (N.D.A.), you better don't post it, or you will get a mess like this thread here (unless you have something like amar's reputation).
We are not in the court here.
This too, but it's also there so you don't brag with things you do not own, like cars (you might take a look into the "ridiculous claim" thread). Again, I posted the quote from the AUP because yes, if you state something as a fact, you have to prove that you are right, if you cannot prove it because of certain things (N.D.A.), you better don't post it, or you will get a mess like this thread here (unless you have something like amar's reputation).
We are not in the court here.
But he cannot prove it, just like Devedander said, unless he can bring someone from Sony or Polyphony Digital to say what he, or rather his cousin said.
I am sorry but I do not agree that that is what the rule means or is for. It does not say you must prove everything you say is right, it says you must not knowingly post something that is untrue.
No.You are making the common logic mistake that A therefore B assumes you must prove B or else no A.
If people are doubting what you say because it's a kinda strange claim, you "have to" (note the ""'s) prove the opposite, it's your turn then.I am sorry but the rule states that when you knowingly say something untrue, someone has to prove you did. Who that is (you or someone else) is not specified, however lack of evidence is not evidence of untruth.
It does not say you can only say things you can and will backup as true.
Believe it or not, the two are very different things.
While the terminology is commonly used in court, the meaning is applciable in many situations outside of court. This would be a case where it certainly is.
BTW your implied demands of proof seems awfully high bearing in mind we are not indeed in court.
You do not have to everything if it's common sense, of course, but if you make a ridiculous claim, you should be able to prove it (you should be able anyway, never mind the rule).
If people are doubting what you say because it's a kinda strange claim, you "have to" (note the ""'s) prove the opposite, it's your turn then.
I never demanded proof here, I just said he shouldn't have started this thread with no evidence at all, because then you will get exactly what we have now.
Yes and no, because the rule exists for more than just what you thought.That's your opinion. Has nothing to do with the rule you alluded to.
No, but if you claim something, which people doubt, you kinda have to prove it, otherwise everyone will just go in circles (like this very thread here).So you are saying you think that "do not say something you know to be untrue" IS the same as "prove everything you say is true" despite how I have illustrated it is not?
Yes, my opinion, although a bit common sense.Again, your opinion, not any kind of rule. I agree I think it would be best to, but that's just my opinion. Lot's of things have come out on these forums that were weird claims, not backed up and were ultimately true... same can be said the other way.
Well you linked to the rule... why would you do that if you weren't demanding proof? And yes, saying "don't do this unless you can provide proof" about something someone has already done is indeed demanding proof.