I thought my last post was largely in agreement with the sentiment of what you were saying and where I didn't agree I tried to do it in a fairly light hearted way. I also quoted in full. You could've just said along the lines of "well maybe a little judemental :-)" but chose to go for saying I can't read, I'm sniping and I think I'm on a pedestal.
I wont answer in kind. This is what you've said.
TopShelf2010:
I am curios as to why this player asked/received the P970's irons and yet currently has the Apex 19's in their bag?
Don
Well noted, Don.
While reviewing some of the requests in that thread for possible donations, I found several that were asking for clubs that were no better than the ones they already had. In those cases, I assumed they were just going to flip one set or the other to get 25% of the credits back..
Pretty low.
To be fair, I don't believe anyone has passed judgment. I believe we have asked reasonable questions based on observations..............
Maybe you should learn to read before sniping.
I was not referring to the OP - I said I saw several of the requests asking for clubs no better than what they had. I also said I assumed they were going to flip them - why else would they do that?
I think you should climb down from your pedestal before you fall off.
Perhaps where my confusion (or lack of reading ability) comes from is that the post you responded to in the first of these referred specifically to the op. Your reply says you had already noted that happening, yes maybe with others but to use it as an answer does indicate that's what you thought was happening here. Sorry if it's not.
Maybe add a general lack of comprehension on my part as I've no idea why you are highlighting that you assumed ....... Does assuming something show you're not being judgemental?
You did ask a question this time and I already gave one possible answer. My guess would be it's at least as likely (as he, and perhaps others, thought of selling them even when asking for them) to be like a spoiled kid that just wants everything and many of us here are like that. Free stuff is offered to people that ask for it, so they do. It's often not something they really need but it's free and it might just help them play better. After a while (sometimes quite a short while) they find it's not the answer and move on to the next shiny toy. They do not however ever get something with the intention of immediately selling it, cynical as I am I can't quite belive that. There are many other possible explanations, so yes I find your assumption that you've said why they do it judgemental.
A sliver of evidence for my theory that people ask for expensive stuff not with the intention of immediately selling it; balls, what many ask for is much more expensive ones than they usually use.