Dear Cute Family,
Recently I've read a rising number of tart or snippy responses to questions or comments. This is sad, because this site is so very nice, and so are the people who visit. I want to remind you that sometimes things written quickly can be understood in more than one way. There is no facial expression, no tone of voice or body language to help us interpret the comments. So we have to take them at face value. If we made a post and then went back and studied it to try to figure out whether or not it could be taken out of context, then we would waste copious amounts of time and then end up not posting because of the stress and anxiety produced therein. So unless a member is very obviously ranting or dissing on something or someone,please give the members the benefit of the doubt. Otherwise, this site is going to fall victim to its own success of growth. This is not in response to any individual; it is just an observation that seems obvious but easily forgotten.
I wish you all a very good day!
come out the way I intended and if in a hurry even more so. I notice some people have the ability to write conversationally and the emotion and sentiment carries thru. I am working on being more
careful with the written word.
This is a good reminder to all of us.
Thanx,
PS Been to busy lately to read or write much so not sure what this is in reference too but I'm sure we
all miscommunicate sometimes.
Hugs
Linda
I made a remark on a post the other day, which I thought was caring and kind and it was taken out of context because she didn't understand my manner of speaking (South African)
There will always be differences of opinion when you have such a varied bunch of people from different countries, cultures, etc., and perhaps we all need to take a short break before we take umbrage at a remark which could be and probably is very innocent and is simply being read incorrectly because of our differences.
Bless you sweetheart, I hope you have a great week!
Sarah.
Best wishes to you and * for all
shesgr(een)
Overall she expects us to run our own show and do the right thing by other members.
BUT,
If there is EVER any serious problem, or a post thread gets out of hand, nasty or vicious, most of us "Oldies" will report directly to Miss V for her to handle the problem. At which time she usually will remove the whole thread, if it starts up again the instigator risks being permanently removed from the site.
So dear Cute Sisters instead of complaining about the Site watch dogs, be grateful they are here, without them keeping an eye on things this site could become just like some others I have heard about where viciousness and nastiness abound, where there is no respect for fellow members, and no thought for their feelings.
Hugs and roses to all from "The Devil's Advocate" and Peacemaker, Meganne
So instead of complaining about the site watchdogs, perhaps being grateful they are here would be more appropriate because without them this site could end up just like many others I have heard about, where members are nasty and abusive towards other members, where there is no respect for their differences and a total disregard if feelings get hurt. This is usually not tolerated here and truly nasty or cruel members will be reported to Miss V for her to decide how she will deal with them. I truly believe that is why this site is so popular, because people care for, respect and love their fellow members.
Hugs and roses to all, from the
Devil's Advocate and (hopefully) Peacemaker, Meganne
Hugs and roses to all, from the
Devil's Advocate and (hopefully) Peacemaker, Meganne
Hugs and roses to all, from the
Devil's Advocate and (hopefully) Peacemaker, Meganne
Hugs and roses to all, from the
Devil's Advocate and (hopefully) Peacemaker, Meganne
Anyway, when a couple of weeks ago I noticed that the "maintenance" was over, I posted something about "improved site", and that I was glad about it, but I didn't actually made sure it was improved... as I said I'm new... I just figured out it must be. I didn't mean to be sarcastic...
I enjoy spending time here as it is.