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Message: [QUOTE="F Paulsson, post: 765944, member: 6979"] Oh, and while on topic: I think it's important to try to label your opponents "positively" rather than "negatively." An example might be not to write "lagtard" on a player who made a big turn checkraise bluff, but instead go with "tricky" or "capable of bluffing." This is not a way of showing respect for your opponents, necessarily, but rather to make sure that future hands against this player (when you forgot the situation but read the notes) go influenced more on what actually happened and less with what your current - quite possibly emotionally charged - perception of him might be. "stupid donk who will call anything and never folds, gahhhhh" is in other words not a good note. In my carefully cocky opinion. [/QUOTE]