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Have you considered finding better examples instead? Have you considered being a better person? Rushing to "well actually" someone else over even the tiniest o
by ubernostrum 8y ago
Have you considered finding better examples instead?
Have you considered being a better person? Rushing to "well actually" someone else over even the tiniest omission in something they say is not a positive character trait. What you should do is immediately and permanently and irrevocably stop doing it.
- AnaniasAnanas 8y ago> Rushing to "well actually" someone else over even the tiniest omission Except that I don't believe that it was a tiny omission - especially when you are trying to correct someone. > is not a positive character trait Neither is saying "You're welcome to your humble opinion" and continuing with an incorrect example to be honest. > What you should do is immediately and permanently and irrevocably stop doing it No can do. I have multiple times fallen "victim" to incorrect examples or claims online - and have multiple times also been "saved" by people posting corrections (even minor ones). If this is something that I can prevent from happening to others, is the ethical thing not to post a correction? In any case, I did not mean to insult you nor was my post meant to be an aggression to you. I would suggest for the future to take corrections with a more open mind - not everyone is after you.