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If you're talking about purely conveying information, tone is largely immaterial. If you're talking about convincing people, proper tone is a prerequisite to c
by kayodelycaon 4y ago
If you're talking about purely conveying information, tone is largely immaterial.
If you're talking about convincing people, proper tone is a prerequisite to conveying information.
For most communication, tone starts out being infinitely more important that anything you're saying. Once you reach an inflection point, tone is sufficient and correctness can take priority. The inflection point varies based on your audience.
- lazyeye 4y agoI take your point. And I guess tone becomes particularly important when you're trying to communicate an unpalatable truth.