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Lynn really doesn't like to be a nazi, but she would honestly prefer if the calibre of IPR discussion remained reasonably high so that all the ipr members can showcase their brilliance 
If anyone feels the need for absolute mindless spam (and we all feel like this from time to time), there is always the NS forum, or msn. IPR remains here because it distinguishes itself from other "regular" spam threads (and it's not just the use of third-person-narration). Once we lose that, we will lose IPR - even the fact that the IPR family includes three mods and a Benefactor would not be enough to save it.
Furthermore, Lynn does not approve of publicly dissing other people's works. Not only is it very distressing for the author of that work (who has already had their major work heavily analysed by other members) to read criticism such as stated above, but how would Alex feel if someone wrote something like that about *her* major work? Lynn feels that one should always try to be as civil as possible, and treat others as one should like to be treated.
If anyone feels the need for absolute mindless spam (and we all feel like this from time to time), there is always the NS forum, or msn. IPR remains here because it distinguishes itself from other "regular" spam threads (and it's not just the use of third-person-narration). Once we lose that, we will lose IPR - even the fact that the IPR family includes three mods and a Benefactor would not be enough to save it.Furthermore, Lynn does not approve of publicly dissing other people's works. Not only is it very distressing for the author of that work (who has already had their major work heavily analysed by other members) to read criticism such as stated above, but how would Alex feel if someone wrote something like that about *her* major work? Lynn feels that one should always try to be as civil as possible, and treat others as one should like to be treated.
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