RTP-area local music and culture

[paok <bluefreaky AT earthlink.net>]

Dude, the way a message is presented is almost always as important as the 
message itself.

It's called communication skills.  Maybe you should learn some.

phaedra, not afraid to put her real name

-----Original Message-----
>From: chapelhillguitarist AT hotmail.com
>Sent: Mar 14, 2008 11:35 AM
>To: ch-scene AT lists.ibiblio.org
>Subject: Re: Well, at least Lou Reed agrees with me.
>
>> People on this list are well aware of the trade offs involved with
>> compressed music and have come, as individuals, to their own conclusions
>> about what is an acceptable trade off for them in terms of convenience
>> vs sound quality.  Until you interjected, this was merely a discussion
>> of different choices different people had made as individuals with
>> regards to those trade offs.  Only one person in this discussion took
>> the stand that anyone who made an individual choice which differed than
>> their own must be a moron.  That person was you.  You used insults to
>> and name calling to make your case.  This is not a question of good
>> sound vs bad sound.  This is a question of how you have chosen to
>> interact with the other human beings on this list.
>>
>> Chris
>
>So am I to believe that the way the message is presented is more
>important than the message itself when attempting to communicate via
>this list?
>
>LOFL!
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