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OK.....

I've been watching these threads for a while now and I'm getting tired of all the bashing. You can make your point without name calling and you can use appropriate language. After all, we're not in grade school.

The idea here, I'm certain, is to provide a community where all are welcome and respected. I don't argue that certain individuals have frustrated or even angered their fellow monks. I neither defend nor do I condemn them.

I suggest that we all give it a rest and move on. oh... AND KEEP IT CLEAN!

Mick

In reply to Re: Re: certain people by mrmick
in thread Icertain people will attack you blindly and hatefully after awhile even if you are correct.../I by metaperl

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