On 3/18/06, Doyle Saylor wrote: > ... The strong feeling I think comes out of the deep commitment to your > work that is reflected in that....
no, I think it's a personal thing. I get pissed when people don't understand even small things that I'm not committed to. I am committed to trying to clarify thought (my own, others', in that order), but I also like to tell jokes, etc. > In normal conversation face to face there is a great deal of back and > forth banter between speakers to correct the message. There are a lot > of formal tasks to writing to get past that problem of error generation > in words. Yet the devil creeps in a lot with email. ... mis-communication comes in even in personal conversations not mediated via e-mail. -- Jim Devine / "There can be no real individual freedom in the presence of economic insecurity." -- Chester Bowles
