- May 10, 2018
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tell me you dont understand how definitions work, without telling me you dont understand how definitions work.ok then, let's look at the full entry (that you omitted) so everyone has a source and look at (i mean you didn't just use google as a dictionary for all definitions right?) (it's collins in case anyone has trouble reading the weak grey font in the top)
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now back to your choice of definition and let's deconstruct it with the context of the comment i responded to in mind
does patreon accept time? no
does patreon accept effort? no
does patreon accept energy? no
what do they accept? money
wait a minute...that's not part of your cherry picked definition! why? bc it's a definition for immaterial forms of investment! did you use a bad faith argument to counter me, along with a personal attack, bc you didn't like what i said? bc using a cherry picked definition knowing you're misrepresenting the context is exactly that. well that or you just didn't understand the definition. but since you're such an avid reader, your reading comprehension should be above question here, right? so intellectual dishonesty it is
using the 2nd definition would make a lot more sense btw, it's beyond me why you wouldn't use that one, as it's far more reasonable to argue and i even described it in the comment you responded to. it's still wrong in the context of op's original post, however(reasoning below).
op regarded it as a financial investment, in a business sense, their use of language shows it: " Can't expect investment when you make your investors nervous by not communicating. "
what happens when you make investors nervous? they pull out their investment. that phrasing indicates a financial investment like a shareholder which would be covered by definition nr. 1, even though it's ridiculus, which is why i pointed that out.
op in response doubled down
" Just take half a second to think about it before you jump down someones throat. It was a pretty simple analogy."
the analogy was still flawed and i responded to that even offering definition 2 through different wording bc op has a clear association of what an investment is, you missed that too (hint the term sponsorship as in buying a service that can be of use for you in the future and i even described it " when you give money to someone on patreon you are financing their ability to work on art in the widest sense and their only obligation is to give you access ")
it does, however, not fit in your choice of definition whatsoever
i hope that was clear enough now and ffs can we let it rest now
spend. less. time. jerking. off. and. more. time. reading.