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There's no "agree to disagree" when he's telling you not only what made him unhappy but what you could have done better. This reply just looks more like you're
by mentat 14y ago
There's no "agree to disagree" when he's telling you not only what made him unhappy but what you could have done better. This reply just looks more like you're the kind of person who doesn't pay attention.
- jason_slack 14y agoAgreed, he made a mistake by spamming and rather than say flat out he made a mistake, he is sugar coating his words to not admit it outright, save some face. I have more respect for someone that admits mistakes outright. An apology has 3 parts: 1. You say "I made a mistake" 2. You apologize to the person for the mistake 3. You dont make the same mistake again 1. I made a mistake 2. I am very sorry that I did this to you 3. I wont do this again. Someone who doesn't use a 3 step apology doesn't mean it to begin with.