The art of conversation

[BernardLanguillier]

Team,

I don't know about you, but I am rarely able to add significant additional value to a thread after my 2nd or 3rd comment in the said thread. The next posts are mostly a repeat of what I already wrote.

Since I know most of you typically get the point the first time I'll try to stick to this simple guideline from now on. More time to photography! :-)

Cheers,
Bernard

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

... Since I know most of you typically get the point the first time...

Right!

P.S. Not sure if I would be able to add any additional value to the point above later on in this thread

[Jeremy Roussak]

I don't know about you, but I am rarely able to add significant additional value to a thread after my 2nd or 3rd comment in the said thread. The next posts are mostly a repeat of what I already wrote.

+1


I was tempted to leave it there . If you can make two or three useful contributions (and I agree that you generally do), you're managing more than most of us. Myself included.

Jeremy

[Rob C]

I think things find their own termination point, different, probably, for each person.

The problem is basically two-fold: people are seldom convinced enough by opposing arguments to really accept them and change their own stance; with some peole it becomes a case of losing or not losing face, which turns it into a last-man-standing scenario which is the most boring thing into which to drift. It used to be okay in western movies, but not on the web.

Rob C