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Certainly not trying to harass you but you’ve posted this on a public message board, so I think it fair that others respond? You’re welcome to ignore it, of cou
by ryanwaggoner 9y ago
Certainly not trying to harass you but you’ve posted this on a public message board, so I think it fair that others respond? You’re welcome to ignore it, of course.
You bring up a fair point that I’m assuming you’re laying some amount of blame or culpability for the situation at your landlord’s feet, and that isn’t exactly what you said. I may have read that unfairly, and you only meant that this was a situation you found yourself in, with no criticism aimed at the property management. I apologize for assuming otherwise.
- dang 9y agoOf course it's fine to respond, but people need to remain respectful. In a case like this, responding with an obvious moral judgment ("what you should have been doing") can't help, and is close to kicking someone when they're down. I do appreciate that you've responded respectfully to some replies to your comments (elsewhere in the thread) which haven't been particularly respectful either.