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Message board > What your ws description tells about YOU
What your ws description tells about YOU
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Sonn
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Maybe some members, especially newbies, would like to read some tips not only critisism and jokes on this topic. If the aim of the thread is to help the others, I think we ought to help each other to make the description clear and it save each other �s time. Those members, who have many points could give some tips if they want to. |
26 Dec 2009
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manonski (f)
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While I agree that the "oldies" should help the "newbies", I wonder why I would need to give tips about how to write a description of your printable. Seriously, this is basic common sense. Do you really think we need to tell a member not to write asdf in the description box?
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26 Dec 2009
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Sonn
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What �s the use of this thread then? Just a mockery? |
27 Dec 2009
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manonski (f)
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Sonn, I saw it as a " come on people, don �t be ridiculous".
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27 Dec 2009
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zailda
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Sonn:
How would you describe your work if a possible employer asked you to give one? ASDF? How would you give your students directions? ksjeheotnmgtn?
Does somebody need to explain that it �s not a good way to introduce your abilities / skills / character / work?
This thread would be completely unnecessary if people - as Manonski wisely pointed out - made use of common sense.
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27 Dec 2009
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Sonn
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I wonder why you are talking about me. I never described my works as asdf. I just want to make this thread usful because up to now it �s just arguing and nodding. Nothing useful. Tips would be nice here. That �s what I want to say. I want to read what do you want to see in the description if you judge people and their way to present their work . |
27 Dec 2009
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zailda
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I �m talking to you, I �m not talking about you.
And I stated a condition: IF people made use of common sense, it would be useless. If it is useless for you, don�t consider it.
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27 Dec 2009
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Sonn
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Zalida, I know you are a moderator but I don �t think it gives you the right to talk to me in this way. It �s offensive! Everyone here can give their opinion. I stated mine. |
27 Dec 2009
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zailda
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@sonn, I started this thread as a member and not as a moderator, exercising my right of expression. I don �t need the "moderator status" to express and explain my ideas - I �ve never needed it, indeed.
I �m not rude, I �m objective: if you think this post is useless - (as you described it, who is rude?), don �t consider it. What �s the matter? Isn �t it rude to say this thread is useless? Some members who responded to it disagree with you.
You don �t have to follow my advice, read my post, or do anything you don �t want to. Suit yourself.
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27 Dec 2009
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Tatiana712
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To Zailda: I �m sorry but you �re showing a complete disrespect to another person �s opinion!
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27 Dec 2009
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