[IronicDeadBird]

Originally Posted by Loxmyth

The original poster of the leak mentioned in the post that he/she noticed something. Then asked if it's ever been done like that before. It was a very innocent post of information and a question. The poster DID NOT post anything to the likes of calling it a leak, hidden information, or the likes.

This thread has turned very sour and those of you who are adults should be ashamed about the uneducated judgements you are dishing out publically. Students frequent here and you're supposed set an example. If you want to bicker, do it in a PM, email, or phone conversation. I hope this thread gets deleted, it has gone down the wrong road and is a very poor example of the values of FIRST.

Quoted for all the truths

Well this is concerning now that it seems to be stated that someone who wanted to participate in the learning process of FIRST robotics just brought moms home made ribs to the vegan picnic. As mentors and coaches we have a major impact on those who we teach and we need to remember that our actions in the pit, on the internet, or even in a classroom all have weight. As someone who has worked summer camps I stand behind all my actions because they are what I believe in. That is not to say I am right all the time, that is to say I am passionate about what I believe in. Yet those emotions and opinions I am passionate are not allowed to stop kids who signed up for a sports camp to have fun. The same goes as a mentor for robotics.
I am allowed to have opinions, and thoughts, and beliefs. But not for a single second would I want those emotions to stop someone from learning because that is selfish.

I don't care if none of that makes sense at this point cause in all honesty I am getting upset and I need to step back.
In the end the most important point I want to get through is that those aren't just random pixels on your screen forming words. Those are the thoughts and opinions of another human being, and they should be respect, regardless of failure or success human beings deserve respect.