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I actually prefer markers with a smell, and wholeheartedly disagree with its placement in the "cons" as part of an evaluation criteria. I'm also sure that I am
by politelemon 9y ago
I actually prefer markers with a smell, and wholeheartedly disagree with its placement in the "cons" as part of an evaluation criteria. I'm also sure that I am not alone in the enjoyment of the olfactory sensations such markers provide, there are probably dozens of us who feel the same.
- userbinator 9y agoI've found that some types and brands of markers smell much better than others. Ironically, I've found the "low odour/non-toxic" inks (mainly alcohol-based) to smell worse than the old toluene/xylene ones.
- pokpokpok 9y agoWhiteboards are usually used for collaboration, and your coworkers or candidates can't really "opt out" of a smell, so it does make sense to be thoughtful about this (some people have strong aversions)
- greenyoda 9y agoThanks for being thoughtful. The smell bothers me so much that I removed the whiteboard from the wall of my office so that visitors couldn't write on it.
- audiolion 9y agoDozens of us.. subtle never nudes reference?
- jacobolus 9y agoThose sweet sweet neurotoxic solvent smells. Also provide a nice dizzy feeling, as a bonus feature.