Reading Comprehension
What's the sense in you commenting on a persons blog if you don't fully comprehend it ?At the end of the day you twist and turn a blog to something totally different from what it originally was.
Sad.
No need to quarreal, rant and rave over someone's blog which obviously you don't fully get the sense of.
Anyway the blogging section on here is just for fun. Why take some of them to a larva level ?
Reading is one aspect - comprehending is another level.
Comments (9)
You are so right.
Anyone can share and have his or her say.
To me blogging is a way of expressing oneself and letting other opinion to see that expression in a different way.
People might twist the topic but it still stays as driven from he posted topic.
this in itself is used by all sorts of people for many different reasons, but when it can harm people then that must go answered. JMO of course, no-one can misunderstand what i am getting at.
One time I was on assignment and our director was looking for someone to take another assignment adding to our workload. I was traveling and saw the texts going out to the entire group all day long. Toward the end of the day I sent a text back to our director though the group "Just send me the files and I will take care of it". I thought nothing of it. Early the next day I received a call from upper level director wondering what my text meant and why I was so annoyed with my director? I had no idea what he was talking about and I asked him to explain. The word "just" at the beginning of the text caused a firestorm throughout the group spreading into upper management! Later we all had a good laugh over this but because my director was becoming stressed and stressing the rest of the group things got out of hand. I like to talk face to face where I know what the persons demeanor is. :)
Other than that, international site, different cultures, we make allowances for misunderstandings.
I hate to see people being taken advantage of, i dive in with two feet, especially when person holds hands up and makes it a misinterpretation of words, that is downright sneaky.