Never complain, never explain
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Re: Never complain, never explain
See my reply to Tootsfriend. I guess it's difficult sometimes as I am a both a posting member and a mod and members may not be sure in what capacity I'm posting. The bit 'especially about Cambodia ' was just me having a tongue in cheek remark which I see led some to think I had my mod hat on. With hindsight, I should have left that out.newkidontheblock wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 9:08 pmI think that is more about following the Golden Rule.Tootsfriend wrote:Some how I feel this is a sub message to us posters from a mod , your post will be deleted so fu , and I will not explain why.
Do not complain, I will not explain.
Treat others as you would wish to be treated. With deference and respect.
As if they were your parents.
Especially those posts (not posters) that you disagree with.
I was thinking the topic issue is also a little bit like when some people use a lot of words to get a message across and others are very succinct yet cutting. Reminds me of the late OZ politicion Tim Fischer. He was dubbed 'Two word Tim' or suchlike. He was always very succinct apparently both in and out or parliament yet got his message across very effectively. I think it's quite a skill to do that. Sort of like how Gav simply said 'Gonk won' OTOF
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Yeah, def point taken and I think surveys can be a complex art when designing the questions. I guess too this topic is a bit of a philosophical issue.Freightdog wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 9:20 pmUnable to vote as you’ve provided insufficient options.
Here’s why-
You really need other options such as ambivalent and situation dependent.
I think this a problem with most surveys, to be quite frank- they’re geared towards delivering the result that’s desired, rather than informing on the subject at hand…
should I wink now?
I did think of adding more options such as 'in part' or 'situation dependent' as you say. In the end I thought it might make things too complex and that members could still indicate whether they agreed in principle with yes or no bearing in mind it's not obviously a black and white situation.
To be clear. I had no desired result in mind at all and I voted 'Unsure'.
Anyway, your post is bearing through as there are more 'Indifferent/Unsure' votes so far than 'Yes/No'.
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Re: Never complain, never explain
If you want to go through life as an entitled dickhead then yeah, its a fine philosophy.
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