I think I understand the difference now. Your first post was interpreted by me as negatively viewing people who are venting about being unhappy with a product or a company. I want to know if a company has done right or has screwed someone over. I think you are talking more about the recent Sonor thread and ones similar to that where the OP drags the thread on and on. My mistake.
Am I the only one seeing the irony/hypocrisy here?
The way I see it is why get angry with others? That's like drinking poison and expecting someone else to die.
Using your logic , everything we post on here is repetitive , ironic and hypocritical . We can agree to disagree
? ? I don’t understand why some of you guys are getting so prickly about inoffensive threads that you clearly find meaningless, not to mention annoying? It’s pretty easy; leave the thread/don’t participate...Maybe try what I do- if a topic doesn’t interest me or if I find the topic meaningless, I just back out and go on with my life.
? ? I don’t understand why some of you guys are getting so prickly about inoffensive threads that you clearly find meaningless, not to mention annoying? It’s pretty easy; leave the thread/don’t participate...
You ah..demoanstadate..great wisdom grasshoppah..and I'm not being sarcastic? ? I don’t understand why some of you guys are getting so prickly about inoffensive threads that you clearly find meaningless, not to mention annoying? It’s pretty easy; leave the thread/don’t participate...
..there are way more wildly different perspectives...other than our own, and generally speaking, all equally valid, by virtue of completely different perspectives..
Actually, it may be the other way around, Beet.The thread title is a slur against ‘old’ people.
Example, if Peter Erskine teaches something about timekeeping and a mediocre hobbyist advocates the opposite, would you really say both “perspectives” are equally valid..?
This is not correct.I came here for a good argument.
. I mean seriously deal with the Company yourself , let the Company have the opportunity to make amends and fix their oversight.