Tone of posts (was:Re: The State of the List Questionaire - Oct 2007)
dumbledore11214
dumbledore11214 at dumbledore11214.yahoo.invalid
Wed Oct 31 13:48:52 UTC 2007
> > >>Alla:
> > <snip>
> > I can speak only for myself, not for the team, but to the best
of
> > my knowledge nobody is planning on limiting the list
from
> > discussing ANY aspects of **the books**, positive OR
negative,
> > which both are definitely legitimate, how could they be not?
> > <snip>
> > What can ruin the pleasure of great discussion for me though is
the
> > condescending tone - as in how people that like the books
are
> > missing all that REALLY hate filled and bad writing picture of
DH
> > and of course JKR being crazy, etc. And I had read posts like
that
> > (luckily now not as many).
> > <snip>
>
> Betsy Hp:
> I'm probably being over-sensitive (I hope!), but since I've been
told
> I came across as condescending in the one post I tried my hardest
to
> *not* be condescending, I've been second guessing myself a lot.
>
> But I'm one who thinks DH was badly written, displayed a lot of
hate,
> and lead me to conclude JKR has more issues than X-Men comics.
> (Okay, maybe not *that* many, but her issues run deep. <g>) I
don't
> aim to condescend to those who enjoyed the books. I do aim to try
> and work out what went wrong and where. And I also like to put
forth
> my point of view. But now it sounds like my point of view pings
your
> condescention radar. Does it?
>
> Betsy Hp (a tiny bit worried)
>
Alla:
Here is what I can say without discussing specific list member ( you
LOLOLOL) as questionaire asks and I hope you know me well enough that
I will not lie. I will Y!M you when I am back home tonight and will
give you very detailed answer, but sorry cannot do it here.
There is absolutely positively NO WAY the POV that you described
will bother me. NO WAY. But again, to me it is all in the language.
It is all in how you ( generic you) put your argument forward.
I mean, I cannot RELATE to that interpretation, there is no interest
for me in discussing it, but NO not bothered by it.
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