And I'm not sure if I should take that pejoratively or complimentary. Also not sure I should've said anything at all, really (I mean, the links might've been useful, though), so I'll let you two get on with the conversation.
But, anyway, aside to Mako, "aside to Cassidy" means that bit was directed at Cassidy specifically, as this bit is directed at you. Basically, I know she doesn't appreciate the character in the "you're new" art I linked too, but didn't think of that until after I posted, and so clarifying the image was not chosen to specifically tweak her (though, once again, if it did, unintentionally funny). On one hand, the image was aimed at you, Mako, but on the other hand, I hardly think you should be "pissed off" as it is meant, to use your word, as "snark", but it's because snark is fun and not actually meant with malice.
You know if you're a troll or not, but I didn't know that. That's the trouble with trolls; they can look just like anyone else when they want to.
Finally, another aside to Cassidy, but asides are more Shakespearean than Biblical.
And I'm not sure if I should take that pejoratively or complimentary. Also not sure I should've said anything at all, really (I mean, the links might've been useful, though), so I'll let you two get on with the conversation.
But, anyway, aside to Mako, "aside to Cassidy" means that bit was directed at Cassidy specifically, as this bit is directed at you. Basically, I know she doesn't appreciate the character in the "you're new" art I linked too, but didn't think of that until after I posted, and so clarifying the image was not chosen to specifically tweak her (though, once again, if it did, unintentionally funny). On one hand, the image was aimed at you, Mako, but on the other hand, I hardly think you should be "pissed off" as it is meant, to use your word, as "snark", but it's because snark is fun and not actually meant with malice.
You know if you're a troll or not, but I didn't know that. That's the trouble with trolls; they can look just like anyone else when they want to.
Finally, another aside to Cassidy, but asides are more Shakespearean than Biblical.