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Are YOU a Broadway Actor? |
joined:12/4/07
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What's the difference between an "actor" and an "ensemble member"?
Survey creators should learn how to make links clickable.
joined:9/27/13
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9/27/13
Why is there so much bullying and negativity on this board? I was trying to create something nice and instead receive so much hate and negativity.
joined:3/5/17
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3/5/17
I think you meant "principal" not "actor". Making a delineation between "actors" and "ensemble members" can be perceived as insulting. Best of luck with your survey!
joined:12/4/07
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No one is bullying you. Bullying involves power.
As to the negativity, it likely wouldn't happen if you didn't make so darn many threads about this, instead of simply bumbing the others you've started. Some of us took issue with your title -- which is (as has been pointed out) a bit demeaning to "ensemble members". That and the fact that your links aren't even clikable.
I'm sorry that you don't have b'way performers to reach out to - but maybe:
1. This isn't a forum too many of them frequent - after all, it's not FOR them.
2. Maybe they aren't interested in your survey.
3. How would you even know if anyone filling out EITHER survey is legit? In other words: nothing stopping ANY of us to take your performer survey.
I tried to take your survey when you first posted it: but it assumed that anyone taking the survey did indeed stagedoor. I don't. So about 99% of your survey had no answers to me.
I'm sure your initial intent was well meaning: but sometimes you have to accept failure.
Those who constantly throw out the term bullying any time anyone says anything negative to them should be forcibly made to listen to people who've ACTUALLY experienced bullying so they understand how it inappropriate it is to overuse that term.
bstoll1 said: "Why is there so much bullying and negativity on this board? I was trying to create something nice and instead receive so much hate and negativity."
I oftentimes ask myself this question. However, I don't really see any bullying here. Just people pointing out something problematic. Correcting =/= bullying.

joined:9/27/13
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Posted: 12/7/17 at 8:43pm