Hmm, I'm not entirely sure. It really does depend on the situation. Generally speaking, if they were nice about it and I read it as a nice comment, then I would find it really difficult to reply in a mean way. There would be no justification for me to act that way.
As for the rapper thing. Hmm. If it sounded like a plagiarism thing, then that is about the worst thing you could do, in my mind. Nothing gets me quite like plagiarism, unoriginal and just ARGH! If I read it as being funny and quite clearly a joke, then that's perfectly fine. And yeah, I'm sure that's probably double standards, but humour is my weakness.D:
Plain rude comments are a big no to me. I will find it hard to like the person after they do that. Which probably makes me a hypocrite, because I'm probably not always entirely polite here. I really don't know, though. Have you got any examples or something? Oh, also, I guess it depends on my mood and what they've misunderstood. Which would make my reaction mainly my fault, and I usually just don't reply in those cases.
How do you respond to aggression and to niceness?
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Hmm, I'm not entirely sure. It really does depend on the situation. Generally speaking, if they were nice about it and I read it as a nice comment, then I would find it really difficult to reply in a mean way. There would be no justification for me to act that way.
As for the rapper thing. Hmm. If it sounded like a plagiarism thing, then that is about the worst thing you could do, in my mind. Nothing gets me quite like plagiarism, unoriginal and just ARGH! If I read it as being funny and quite clearly a joke, then that's perfectly fine. And yeah, I'm sure that's probably double standards, but humour is my weakness.D:
Plain rude comments are a big no to me. I will find it hard to like the person after they do that. Which probably makes me a hypocrite, because I'm probably not always entirely polite here. I really don't know, though. Have you got any examples or something? Oh, also, I guess it depends on my mood and what they've misunderstood. Which would make my reaction mainly my fault, and I usually just don't reply in those cases.