Post by purple joggers on Nov 1, 2006 23:47:29 GMT
For some reason I can’t reply to or quote from the original thread.
Daz Madrigal wrote on Oct 6, 2006, 11:06am
“Annabelle, Novo and others slagged off people time and time again about personal matters and knowing the Internet I'd bet a lot of money that the people who couldn't answer back may well have had a few choice words in reply.
Its not fair and there is always "Another side of the Coin”
I don’t see that Internet allows for fairness or that there’s a need for it*. A desire is different. We all have desires which will never be realised.
Also, I don’t see why people would always want to answer back, justifying oneself implies a subjugation.
The Other side of the Coin does succeed sometimes too, like when bloggers expose matters which embarrass governments.
In some respects, I don’t understand why you (Daz) don’t have a blogger site rather than a forum.
* A Czech girl I was once friendly with, even fancied, once said to me that fairness was the last thing one ever wanted in a relationship. I think she was right provided the degree of fairness isn't manipulated.
Daz Madrigal wrote on Oct 6, 2006, 11:06am
“Annabelle, Novo and others slagged off people time and time again about personal matters and knowing the Internet I'd bet a lot of money that the people who couldn't answer back may well have had a few choice words in reply.
Its not fair and there is always "Another side of the Coin”
I don’t see that Internet allows for fairness or that there’s a need for it*. A desire is different. We all have desires which will never be realised.
Also, I don’t see why people would always want to answer back, justifying oneself implies a subjugation.
The Other side of the Coin does succeed sometimes too, like when bloggers expose matters which embarrass governments.
In some respects, I don’t understand why you (Daz) don’t have a blogger site rather than a forum.
* A Czech girl I was once friendly with, even fancied, once said to me that fairness was the last thing one ever wanted in a relationship. I think she was right provided the degree of fairness isn't manipulated.