Ah.. That may be true, but all we have to go on are little letters in cyberspace.
We may as well make sure that we're on shaky footing, then, so long as we're rushing to judgements about people we've never met. Seems like a constructive way to start a conversation.
Edit: Really, the sensible thing to do would be to answer the question, rather than rant about how our internal Internet-psychologist has provided us with shining insight into someone who is potentially on another continent.
Edit edit: Not that any of this is really directed toward you; I'm just ranting myself. :P
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Ah.. That may be true, but all we have to go on are little letters in cyberspace.
It's good to know he's different in real life, though.
Ah.. That may be true, but all we have to go on are little letters in cyberspace.
We may as well make sure that we're on shaky footing, then, so long as we're rushing to judgements about people we've never met. Seems like a constructive way to start a conversation.
Edit: Really, the sensible thing to do would be to answer the question, rather than rant about how our internal Internet-psychologist has provided us with shining insight into someone who is potentially on another continent.
Edit edit: Not that any of this is really directed toward you; I'm just ranting myself. :P
For now we may only have little letters. But soon as it is adopted, HumanMarkup will revolutionize online communication: http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=h...