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Usually, snark remarks like "really?" mean that all venues for learning are excluded. Why would someone step in to teach in this case?
by crististm 6y ago
Usually, snark remarks like "really?" mean that all venues for learning are excluded. Why would someone step in to teach in this case?
- bergstromm466 6y ago> Usually, snark remarks like "really?" mean that all venues for learning are excluded. Why would someone step in to teach in this case? Text does not translate intention well... It was a 'really?' filled with curiosity, and an eagerness to try to understand what the original poster was basing his statements on (that the NSA and others can all use this backdoor). I feel that there is within me an eagerness to learn more. It was not meant as a snarky comment at all. Thanks for telling me how my comment came across to you! (not snarky again.)