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Conversations?I'll bite...shallow conversions?![]()
Yeah, you almost need to have an ad blocker.Also,
I wonder about the Ad's. They appear on every post,or thread?
Wow! I wasn't even looking at it that way--but yeah, that goes on a lot. (Not referring to you @NotTheRock) It is true, some people can't take feedback, or criticism, or correction very well at all. There are two sides to that of course, sometimes it's the ego of the person trying to present a thread topic, and sometimes the ego of the person making waves. In either case, we need to take as step back and examine ourselves. Count to ten (as my mom used to say) before posting--a topic, or a reply.You refer to honest feedback, in response to your request for feedback, as hijacking and destroying a thread.
Why can't folks here be considerate of others by sticking to the topic rather than hijacking and destroying threads?
I agree with this also. Some carry debates and resentments from one thread to another. We can't talk about X with civility because we disagreed about Y.I suppose it depends on how a person views the forum ... some may see it as a friendly conversation which tends to wander into many areas ... others see it as a discussion or debate.
Yes. I used a browser without an Ad Blocker just to see for myself what another thread referred to about the Ad's.Yeah, you almost need to have an ad blocker.
I think we know the difference between feedback and intentional derail.Wow! I wasn't even looking at it that way--but yeah, that goes on a lot. (Not referring to you @NotTheRock) It is true, some people can't take feedback, or criticism, or correction very well at all. There are two sides to that of course, sometimes it's the ego of the person trying to present a thread topic, and sometimes the ego of the person making waves. In either case, we need to take as step back and examine ourselves. Count to ten (as my mom used to say) before posting--a topic, or a reply.
Oh, and then there are the issues of being bold, rude, harsh, forthright, or getting ugly. All of which is either uncalled for...or gets a pass, like Jesus turning over the tables of the money changers. We should be careful what we say.
What did Jesus say...? It's "Not what goes into the mouth defiles a man; but what comes out of the mouth, this defiles a man.”
It depends on how sensitive the person is who asks for feedback. To give an honest reaction, without lengthy complaining and without any personal insults, is valid.I think we know the difference between feedback and intentional derail.
But what if some and i mean very few , but someI think we might consider there are those who love to disrupt genuine discussions. Because they're otherwise incapable of participating with any degree of intelligence on a topic,or show respect for others who want to stay on topic.
Also,
I wonder about the Ad's. They appear on every post,or thread?
That's a lot of money for retailers to spend in a drawn out thread isn't it?
But what if for some for a very small few in numberI suppose it depends on how a person views the forum ... some may see it as a friendly conversation which tends to wander into many areas ... others see it as a discussion or debate.
Sounds like you take ZERO RESPONSIBILITY to speak the truth in love. It's all about how sensitive the other person is, not how horribly lacking the speaker is in speaking gracefully.It depends on how sensitive the person is who asks for feedback. To give an honest reaction, without lengthy complaining and without any personal insults, is valid.
