Comments on: The most amazing site http://etrmcommunity.com/site/modules/wordpress/2006/04/26/the-most-amazing-site/ A blog about energy trading and risk management Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:01:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: Andrew Bruce http://etrmcommunity.com/site/modules/wordpress/2006/04/26/the-most-amazing-site/#comment-27 Mon, 22 May 2006 13:57:48 +0000 http://etrmcommunity.com/site/modules/wordpress/2006/04/26/the-most-amazing-site/#comment-27 Jenni_lu Yea I think that people online in general tend to be more brave in their anonymity. Sometimes this can be good because people can get things off their chests, most times it is a completely frustrating spouting rubbish. I tend to ignore posts from people who won’t publish their email address and use their real name. That tends to bring things to a more even keel. My name is Andrew Bruce. My email address is abruce@utilipoint.com. My phone number is 281-681-8073. Jenni_lu
Yea I think that people online in general tend to be more brave in their anonymity. Sometimes this can be good because people can get things off their chests, most times it is a completely frustrating spouting rubbish. I tend to ignore posts from people who won’t publish their email address and use their real name. That tends to bring things to a more even keel. My name is Andrew Bruce. My email address is abruce@utilipoint.com. My phone number is 281-681-8073.

]]> by: Jenni_Lu http://etrmcommunity.com/site/modules/wordpress/2006/04/26/the-most-amazing-site/#comment-17 Tue, 09 May 2006 22:58:17 +0000 http://etrmcommunity.com/site/modules/wordpress/2006/04/26/the-most-amazing-site/#comment-17 Andrew - from the lists of site on the link you provided, I made my way to a blog that was of interest to me. When I arrived, I saw all sorts of negative posts about a topic that I've been involved with for ten years. Naturally, I felt the urge to jump in and politely disagree with some of the negative comments - as in my ten years with the topic, I've never had a problem. I was then quickly rebuked ... and so it began. My heart is pounding in anticipation of my next post ... and the multitude of repsonse to that post. And so today's question to you is ... in the many blogs I'm sure you participate in, do you find people are rather argumentitive? Brave in their anonimity, so they don't feel the need to hold back their true feelings - as we might do in a face to face conversation? Additionally, perhaps blogs should come with a disclaimer that those people who don't like to be contradicted or corrected should BEWARE. :) <i>(Several minute later, I'm still all worked up ... and repeatedly hitting "refresh" to see what others have to say in response to my post on that blog ...)</i> Andrew - from the lists of site on the link you provided, I made my way to a blog that was of interest to me. When I arrived, I saw all sorts of negative posts about a topic that I’ve been involved with for ten years. Naturally, I felt the urge to jump in and politely disagree with some of the negative comments - as in my ten years with the topic, I’ve never had a problem. I was then quickly rebuked … and so it began. My heart is pounding in anticipation of my next post … and the multitude of repsonse to that post.

And so today’s question to you is … in the many blogs I’m sure you participate in, do you find people are rather argumentitive? Brave in their anonimity, so they don’t feel the need to hold back their true feelings - as we might do in a face to face conversation?

Additionally, perhaps blogs should come with a disclaimer that those people who don’t like to be contradicted or corrected should BEWARE. :)

(Several minute later, I’m still all worked up … and repeatedly hitting “refresh” to see what others have to say in response to my post on that blog …)

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