Verdict
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I have been a CZ reader and poster for many years and come to this website pretty much on a daily basis. I look at it very muck like a crack habit ....I'm not really happy if I don't get my fix of CZ for the day.
There are a few posters who pretty much everyone on the forum seems to respect and carry a lot of credibility to this forum.
Then you have the eternal happy fans, and the eternal pessimists. You have the Jerry bashers, the jerry appologists, the cap gurus, the ones who use perfect english and the posters who can't spell a lick.
You have lurkers, every two minute posters. you have mediots, the trolls and the lost souls who have no life except the Cowboys.
The vast disparity in the type of posters we have on this forum is what keeps this fresh and interesting. But in reading this forum over the years I have learned something. Every poster has an important role here.
When the eternal happy fans starting getting dejected, it seems like the Cowboys start to make significant changes (like firing a coach). When the eternal pessimists agree we are on to something we tend to really start to experience success.
I have learned that sometimes the lone poster standing up on a stump and raising hell about a player (for or against him) in the face of harsh criticism is sometimes right and everyone else is wrong.
I have learned that many times the player you have never heard of was the right guy to take in the draft and sometimes you should have taken the guy that everyone knew you should take.
I guess what I am saying is ..... it is ok to disagree, even adamantly, but it doesn't hurt to listen to what someone else is saying, even if it isn't really popular. Even the guy that you despise may be right on occasion.
It also doesn't hurt to be civil. You can vehemently disagree about another person's opinion and not make it personal.
Also, I would say this .... this forum has lost a lot of really good posters over the years over disagreements between members who have made it personal, and that is a shame because many of those people brought insight to this board, even if you don't necessarily agree with how they view things.
There are a few posters who pretty much everyone on the forum seems to respect and carry a lot of credibility to this forum.
Then you have the eternal happy fans, and the eternal pessimists. You have the Jerry bashers, the jerry appologists, the cap gurus, the ones who use perfect english and the posters who can't spell a lick.
You have lurkers, every two minute posters. you have mediots, the trolls and the lost souls who have no life except the Cowboys.
The vast disparity in the type of posters we have on this forum is what keeps this fresh and interesting. But in reading this forum over the years I have learned something. Every poster has an important role here.
When the eternal happy fans starting getting dejected, it seems like the Cowboys start to make significant changes (like firing a coach). When the eternal pessimists agree we are on to something we tend to really start to experience success.
I have learned that sometimes the lone poster standing up on a stump and raising hell about a player (for or against him) in the face of harsh criticism is sometimes right and everyone else is wrong.
I have learned that many times the player you have never heard of was the right guy to take in the draft and sometimes you should have taken the guy that everyone knew you should take.
I guess what I am saying is ..... it is ok to disagree, even adamantly, but it doesn't hurt to listen to what someone else is saying, even if it isn't really popular. Even the guy that you despise may be right on occasion.
It also doesn't hurt to be civil. You can vehemently disagree about another person's opinion and not make it personal.
Also, I would say this .... this forum has lost a lot of really good posters over the years over disagreements between members who have made it personal, and that is a shame because many of those people brought insight to this board, even if you don't necessarily agree with how they view things.