From what VegettoEX said, I figured this site would be a nice place to have discussions. And he was right in some ways; a few of the members and the admin himself were very helpful in answering my questions, which I appreciate. But on the whole, this is probably the most hostile DB forum I've personally been on, which is unfortunate, because VegettoEX seems to be a decent and respectable guy. My first day here, I made a couple of necro-posts, for which I received a polite PM from a mod. I was rightly reprimanded for carelessly overlooking a rule. No problem. I resolved not to do so again, and from then on, no more trouble-
Savage68 wrote:Necro-posting is frowned upon here, roidrage.
Woops, spoke too soon. Okay, I'm sure we can-
Fox666 wrote:So does complaining about people who complaint about necro-posting.....
Conclusion: never complaint about people complaining

All right, rocky start there. But I'm sure that generally this doesn't happen-
penguintruth wrote:If you can't justify a performance beyond, "I grew up with that", then you have no argument.
Plus, it doesn't hold water to me even on a personal level. The first Goku I heard was Peter Kelamis (I didn't start watching DBZ until the early Namek/Freeza arc). But he's no Masako Nozawa, even if I do prefer him as an English voice for Goku over others. In fact, I like him a lot less now than I did years ago.
I'm sick of reading/hearing this "I grew up with that version of DBZ!" bullshit and its varients I hear all the time from DBZ fans. It's a bizarre form of Stockholm Syndrome. If something is good, it should be good on its own merits, not because of fond memories of the past. Nostalgia can be poison.
Guess I'm just thin-skinned. This was one of the few sites where I felt trolled. Not by the mods or the admin, but by some of the members. And I don't want to go through that. I don't think DaizenshuuEX lives up to its claims of being welcoming, even if it is highly accurate. And because all of this was my first impression of the forums, I'll have to give it a thumbs down. Thanks to the staff and the members who did make me feel welcome.