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I’m actually not missing the point - I just disagree. This may be a cultural difference. First, in the US, you don’t have to be an “authority” in order to express your opinion on something. Anyone can express an opinion on anything.
Second, I think you might have some mistaken ideas about TSL. Dave has a full time job in a field completely unrelated to skating. Jonathan is a professional musician. If they make money from TSL I doubt it’s much. They are both knowledgeable skating fans with strong opinions. In other words, they’re not too different from most people on this board, except they talk about their opinions on TSL and use their real names instead of screen names.
And third, I disagree that things posted here don’t have the same impact as things said on TSL. Skaters and their families are aware of what’s said about them on figure skating message boards. They read YouTube comments and responses to their tweets and Instagram posts and see their @mentions on social media. If a skater hears that something “hateful” was said about them or their skating, it will hurt them no matter where the comment was made. Don’t make the mistake of thinking that just because comments on message boards are anonymous, they are invisible and have no impact.
Thank you!About Eteri Tutberidze... Interesting! https://medium.com/@fstranslations/...t-sport-should-be-like-in-russia-bac86fc4cad9
If only professionals are allowed to criticise or even critique, well then it's a sad world we live inNeither are yours.
I would like people to keep in mind that most of them are not professionals in figure skating and some of their "opinions" or "critique" about professional's work might look utterly ridiculous from the professional's point of view.
And so what do you expect us to do? Cut off our internet and live in a rut? [emoji28] Gonna get sanctioned for this, but f the law.I guess nobody knows the law here (I depend here on Russina law). U can't say it's my opinion here so respect it because according the law your opinion can be published only on your OWN social page (Facebook, Instagram, twitter or your OWN youtube channel). If it's published in a place that isn't owned by you like this forum it became your comment So if your comment(s) consists humilation or insult it became a crime againts honor and diginity.
SO STOP CALLING YOUR COMMENTS YOUR OPINIONS. if you want to write to your social net page and write it there.
Same about A. Gubanova. What she said about Zagitova goes as slander (doesn't have any facts). And her small age as some people here used as defendence doesn't matter because she already was over 14yo at the moment when she was saying this. So there could be a trial against her. The words that Alina doesn't care can't be an exuse.
I guess nobody knows the law here (I depend here on Russina law). U can't say it's my opinion here so respect it because according the law your opinion can be published only on your OWN social page (Facebook, Instagram, twitter or your OWN youtube channel). If it's published in a place that isn't owned by you like this forum it became your comment So if your comment(s) consists humilation or insult it became a crime againts honor and diginity.
SO STOP CALLING YOUR COMMENTS YOUR OPINIONS. if you want to write to your social net page and write it there.
Same about A. Gubanova. What she said about Zagitova goes as slander (doesn't have any facts). And her small age as some people here used as defendence doesn't matter because she already was over 14yo at the moment when she was saying this. So there could be a trial against her. The words that Alina doesn't care can't be an exuse.
If you're wondering, ask, don't "think".
1. NOT ONLY USA. Anywhere you can express your opinion online even if you don't know what you are talking about. The problem appears when a certain public needs to eat up that opinion. I filter and dismiss a lot of what I read, see online because i don't like or trust the source, TSL in this case. This is what I meant by "authentic"
2. Even for people that are not an “authority” there is a profesionnal/ constructive way to direct a criticism towards a person or a group. Ironically, I find more troubling now knowing those guys (tsl) professions and the fact that they talk like that.
TSL are not better than a high school girl calling me at recess mcdonalds because I use glasses and have a 5 euro shirt. Not to mention that at 13 yo you are way to young to form a style of your own.
I guess nobody knows the law here (I depend here on Russina law). U can't say it's my opinion here so respect it because according the law your opinion can be published only on your OWN social page (Facebook, Instagram, twitter or your OWN youtube channel). If it's published in a place that isn't owned by you like this forum it became your comment So if your comment(s) consists humilation or insult it became a crime againts honor and diginity.
SO STOP CALLING YOUR COMMENTS YOUR OPINIONS. if you want to write to your social net page and write it there.
Same about A. Gubanova. What she said about Zagitova goes as slander (doesn't have any facts). And her small age as some people here used as defendence doesn't matter because she already was over 14yo at the moment when she was saying this. So there could be a trial against her. The words that Alina doesn't care can't be an exuse.
To steer the conversation away:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B0_HB3EpRb2/?igshid=1hmj1ve2dg96d
Another 4A relay.
Thanks for the information on Russian law. I can’t speak to what laws apply to Russian citizens posting on US-based message boards. But I practice law in the United States, and I have a particular interest in speech issues. There is no law here that says use of the word “opinion” must be confined to a person’s social media. Just because the subject of the thread is “Russian ladies” doesn’t mean that Russian law generally controls what can be said here, or how it can be said.
So, no one knows the short program of Trusova, the long program of Scherbakova, or the long program of Tuktamysheva?
That link doesn't work, unfortunately.
What about this link?
https://vk.com/video-164963490_456241044


Petrosyan has an example to work towards to, since she is about 40-50 points behind Sof'ya.
Her patronym is Tigranovna, so will her moniker be 'Тигра' = Tiger?
I love how Sasha wraps her long braids around her neck as some sort of necklace
she's so adorable![]()
