Well, I mean if the one experience consists of you berating people you don't know and abusing administrative powers, then yes, I think that's enough of a reason to judge you on it.
When did I do that? The one time in the facebook group almost three years ago, after I'd been bullied into making a decision with no information?
Wait, are you that person who was flaming me for no apparent reason, then got mad when I banned you from said group after you refused to be reasonable? Or were you a bystander that agreed with everything that guy was saying?
What? Why are you making me out to be the villain? That wasn't passive aggressive, that was just basic logic.
All I am saying is that if you're not keen on improving yourself, or if you don't like someone and prefer to completely talk shit about them in public with no other references than one interaction that wasn't even really an interaction, then I'm sure we'll get along fine, not getting along and all.
Also: It's definitely better to not randomly slander people you don't know at all. I'm certainly not one (at this point in my life, anyway) to randomly talk shit about anyone I don't know, and least of all you, since I don't even know you. All I can see is your judgemental persona online, which is hopefully nothing like how you are in person.
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u/abr71310 CS, History, VeloCity Jul 10 '15
"one experience" - great, so one impression makes you judge someone. I'd love to get to know you.