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Originally Posted by AnotherCat
I think they are likely too intent on admiring themselves at the end of their own selfie stick than be able to provide any worthwhile whole of landscape comment on their own experiences.  |
Is that right?
So you are saying my topic has no merit on its own grounds?
Not worthy, at the very least of a Philosophical discussion?
You seem pretty narrow-minded I must say, and full of the wrong attitude.
Anyway, just for the record, and Cinisajoy, who loves to push buttons and insinuate things, despite our truce, knows that I posted the following in another, related topic. Where I invited her and others therein, to participate in if they wished. It in no way needs to be part of this conversation though, else I would have linked back to it. And it is not like that conversation hasn't been front and center of late. You'd have to be not paying attention to miss it.
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This situation, and the comments from others here, plus thoughts that have been rolling around in my head for a long time, inspired me to start an Obligations & Trust topic, that some of you might like to read and or have your say in.
Of course, what I am saying there extends well beyond just ebooks.
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P.S. Some would say, that including a link to that other topic, in the first post here, would be like unjustly influencing the jury. I agree, this topic should be discussed on its own merit.
P.S.S. My belief, is the meat of that topic is best left there, as the meat of this topic is best left here. So while everyone is welcome to post in either place, unless warranted, I won't be responding to comments better left at those respective topics. Sorry, but I am too logical to do otherwise ... and it is hard enough keeping up with relevant things.
So as they say - Choose your words wisely!
