Hello everyone,
I would like to clarify that I hold no animosity toward any party involved — neither the original poster (OP) nor the individual user mentioned at the beginning of this thread.
However, because this topic appeared under “Hot in Town Square,” it naturally drew my attention. Upon reviewing the thread, I noticed that I had been mentioned and felt it appropriate to address the matter directly and speak on my own behalf.
The reason my Himbo avatar provides what some refer to as “free-win” slots is simply to support the community. There are several other Ximbo accounts that offer similar assistance, and I am by no means the only one who participates in this practice voluntarily.
Additionally, as @SilentlyScreaming noted in a xeet, “Himbos only have one-third of what Ximbos have available in the shops.” Because of this limitation, leaving additional outfit slots blank allows me to help community members continue progressing in their journeys toward evolving the Fighter badge to Gold, which requires 5,000 wins.
(Ximboland counts *how many fights you WIN* not lose)
I would also like to emphasize that I harbor no hard feelings regardless of whether I win or lose a fight or a debate.
@Slick_D had previously asked me about this on my profile, and I responded to him accordingly. He is also one of the best-dressed Himbos I have seen on this platform.
Maintaining blank slots also simplifies the mental effort involved in assembling outfits.
However, if the Himbo shop were to include more business-style or formal clothing options, I would certainly consider putting more effort into creating outfits across the approximately 19 subculture tag categories used in Fashion Fights.
If the platform’s primary administration ever discourages the use of these free-win slots, I would be fully willing to make those slots private if requested.
At the moment, I am taking a short break from this activity and focusing instead on developing my personal user statistics.
That said, I do appreciate the constructive feedback from @LillyValium suggesting that I participate more frequently in voting for Fights and Debates. In the past, I intentionally avoided doing so to prevent potential bias or misperceptions. As @Daisydear has pointed out, several features of the platform inherently place users in competition with one another.
Ultimately, my goal has simply been to offer a charitable service to the community, at least until I decide whether I want to resume arranging outfits for the roughly 19 fashion subculture categories.
I do believe that the Fashion Police (FP) could encourage newer players to participate more actively in Fashion Fights and help promote a standard of mutual respect and good sportsmanship in both fights and debates. However, I say this with full respect for everyone’s autonomy and do not presume to govern how others choose to engage with the platform.
I hope this message helps clarify my intentions and the situation more broadly.
Best of luck to all of you Ximbos.
I would like to clarify that I hold no animosity toward any party involved — neither the original poster (OP) nor the individual user mentioned at the beginning of this thread.
However, because this topic appeared under “Hot in Town Square,” it naturally drew my attention. Upon reviewing the thread, I noticed that I had been mentioned and felt it appropriate to address the matter directly and speak on my own behalf.
The reason my Himbo avatar provides what some refer to as “free-win” slots is simply to support the community. There are several other Ximbo accounts that offer similar assistance, and I am by no means the only one who participates in this practice voluntarily.
Additionally, as @SilentlyScreaming noted in a xeet, “Himbos only have one-third of what Ximbos have available in the shops.” Because of this limitation, leaving additional outfit slots blank allows me to help community members continue progressing in their journeys toward evolving the Fighter badge to Gold, which requires 5,000 wins.
(Ximboland counts *how many fights you WIN* not lose)
I would also like to emphasize that I harbor no hard feelings regardless of whether I win or lose a fight or a debate.
@Slick_D had previously asked me about this on my profile, and I responded to him accordingly. He is also one of the best-dressed Himbos I have seen on this platform.
Maintaining blank slots also simplifies the mental effort involved in assembling outfits.
However, if the Himbo shop were to include more business-style or formal clothing options, I would certainly consider putting more effort into creating outfits across the approximately 19 subculture tag categories used in Fashion Fights.
If the platform’s primary administration ever discourages the use of these free-win slots, I would be fully willing to make those slots private if requested.
At the moment, I am taking a short break from this activity and focusing instead on developing my personal user statistics.
That said, I do appreciate the constructive feedback from @LillyValium suggesting that I participate more frequently in voting for Fights and Debates. In the past, I intentionally avoided doing so to prevent potential bias or misperceptions. As @Daisydear has pointed out, several features of the platform inherently place users in competition with one another.
Ultimately, my goal has simply been to offer a charitable service to the community, at least until I decide whether I want to resume arranging outfits for the roughly 19 fashion subculture categories.
I do believe that the Fashion Police (FP) could encourage newer players to participate more actively in Fashion Fights and help promote a standard of mutual respect and good sportsmanship in both fights and debates. However, I say this with full respect for everyone’s autonomy and do not presume to govern how others choose to engage with the platform.
I hope this message helps clarify my intentions and the situation more broadly.
Best of luck to all of you Ximbos.
Message: Please do not send hate toward any party involved, including those who replied in this thread, regardless of their personal perspectives.
