12-14-2011, 11:41 PM
It has become a hide-out for teenagers, mostly. I really don't mind if people have a different opinion, as long as they stay civil and use data and arguments, in fact, discussing in that way is actually quite useful as it attends one to one's possible weaknesses and test the assumptions of one's beliefs.
However, when I'm ascribed things that I've never argued, invariably without source, or pigeonholed in stead of confronted with arguments, it stops being useful and starts being irritating. I mean, even in my takedown of Boston I use literal quotes and links to posts, you know. There should be certain rules of the game that everybody adheres to.
However, when I'm ascribed things that I've never argued, invariably without source, or pigeonholed in stead of confronted with arguments, it stops being useful and starts being irritating. I mean, even in my takedown of Boston I use literal quotes and links to posts, you know. There should be certain rules of the game that everybody adheres to.