The Real Problem with Parsers

[Aiselia]

I could be wrong but I don't think he was being serious. Just went back and re-read it and I think he was totally doing it in jest.

No one's said anything because it was clearly a sarcastic response to my comment. Context, guys. It's important. >_>

To be honest, I'm kind of scared that people thought my story about being kicked over not eating a completely non-edible food instead a completely non-existing food was meant to be serious. :/

Even more so when I added the important detail later that it allegedly took place in Cutter's Cry. >.>

You lose a lot of credibility by lying like that.

Even if I was intending that to be taken seriously, do you honestly think I care about my credibility among people who literally have said they haven't read my arguments and then make things up because they assume it's what I'm saying, regardless of how many times I specifically state the opposite?

Do you really think I care about my credibility when I've specifically said I'm not anti-parser and then people jump at me for being anti-parser?

Do you truly, truly (outrageously) think that I care about my credibility when people try to convince me that parsers would be great for allowing people to track their numbers for improvement when I've already said repeatedly that I agree?