There are two ways of looking at this - one is that if several are
saying the same thing it shows that is (most likely) the right answer;
the other is that you may be thinking "that's what I was going to say,
but I wouldn't have put it like that" - and just maybe, you putting it
differently, might help the person who doesn't understand it like that!
I'm often away from home for several days at a time, either for Lace
Guild or Railway duties, (I work part time, close to home so that makes
little odds) and although I'm on the reflected list it is like getting a
digest when I get back. Sometimes there is something to pick up on that
others (by this time the digest readers have had a chance to respond)
have missed, sometimes it is interesting to see what other snippets
people have added to their answer (like how hot it is in Australia at
this time of year, when we here in the UK are freezing!), but rarely do
we get a string of "me too" answers.
In message <[email protected]>, Beth Marshall
<[email protected]> writes
thanks Cynce - as someone who only picks up emails a couple of times a
day (and one of those in a hurry with no time to reply before work), I
often don't reply because what I have to contribute has already been
said by someone else before I have time to add my two-penny-worth
Beth
In a grey damp Cheshire, NW England
Cynce wrote: I also check to see if my comment has been made by others.
It gets old to see the same reply 5 or 6 times.
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