>>3136
>I never was in a big city for fireworks, and haven't witnessed a shootout of this severity.
same, never visited Madrid for them. Only saw them on TV for the first minutes and that´s it.

>lurkers lack part of the context that being a side of conversation brings (after all, You (as in, the participant) know what You meant, the interpretation may not 100% reflect that though it's undeniably the poster's responsibility to ensure maximal conjunction of original and interpreted meaning.
yeah, but I am mostly referring to any average fast thread of 4chan that follows the topic but there are several users participating yet don´t take into account other points of some users. The lurker can look at anything while the poster focuses on those lines.
You have on your part, however, that lurkers might not understand the complete interpretations of said poster but it sure serves to understand the topic in general without any bias because posters only focus on checking who has the biggest one out of there (speaking of elitist boards)
Circlejerks and greens that are open to interpretation could lead into some misleading conclusions for not having into account that percentage left. The one who argues has to actually put an emphasis on the behavior and mentality behind the poster who is going to reply.

>The "completely aligned with my world views" is.
that one is the best one. More likeMy beautiful dark twisted fantasy

>but about their general well-being (and hearing sense, too)
yeah, if we are taking into full detail, we could argue about that. However, it´s not like the first time they hear or deal with it. Normally what happens with events like these is that they either get scared or bark. I can tell you that it wasn´t as abrasive as you might think, the quantities were quite moderate.