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Things I've learned from Everything

by s_alanet

Sun Jun 04 2000 at 19:03:50

I've learned a few things from everything. Perhaps you have, too... If so, feel free to add 'em!

People don't like rants For some reason, they don't like 'em. I got -4 reputation on a rant node in about 24 hours. So I wiped it. :(
Perhaps that rant was too irrational - but I warned them!
People respect your opinions if you express them well If you do it clearly, and in a well thought out way, they won't downvote it. They'll just disagree with it. :)

More thoughts may appear here in the future.

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