fflogs and privacy

[Aravell]

During the heat of the healstrike thread, some dude decided to make a google doc of all posters to check their logs, with the OP being harassed to no end for not having cleared any hard content, all because the posters in there wanted an improvement to the healer role.

Instead people made fun with "hurrdurr didn't clear ultimate, who are you to decide if the role is good?? lmao??" and so on.

This is why we'll never be able to have nice things, and SE will simply continue to make jobs braindead to counter this mentality, so any non-raider can clear the raids.

This is one of the major problems with the logs website. People tend to rely on it to prove their worth when it brings none, you can't have any form of discussion about this game anywhere without it eventually descending to "Erm, actually, logs".

I would have zero problem with the logs site if people would stop being a bigger tool than the logs they worship.

[Rehayem]

This is one of the major problems with the logs website. People tend to rely on it to prove their worth when it brings none, you can't have any form of discussion about this game anywhere without it eventually descending to "Erm, actually, logs".

I would have zero problem with the logs site if people would stop being a bigger tool than the logs they worship.

I don't mind logs, they've actually helped me improve. I do have an issue with people demanding to see logs to see if you cleared content before to deduce whether you can clear the current content or if you can have any sort of opinion.