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I think they were implying that their friends do not overlap with work, while your comment seems to allude to friends you've made from work.
by bumby 5y ago
I think they were implying that their friends do not overlap with work, while your comment seems to allude to friends you've made from work.
- sigstoat 5y agoplease don't put words in my mouth. i said nothing about being friends with anyone. and you've fundamentally misinterpreted what i said. you don't need to be friends with someone for them to be in your network.
- bumby 5y agoMy apologies. I agree you don't need to be friends to be in someone's network and that's all I was pointing out. I deliberately couched my statement in "I think" and "seems to" because I understand how easy it is to misinterpret in this format. Rewording someone's statement is a way to ensure one understands and allows the other person to correct it, it's not meant to "put words in your mouth." I'm not sure why your tone is so defensive, but thank you for clarifying.