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}John, list
Yes, that's the right suggestion! Instead of personally 'not being
offended' - and after all, someone can say they are not offended but
can act very offended..but the thing to do is: not give offense.
As you say, why should people post on a list if they might be
belittled or insulted?
Edwina
On Fri 03/08/18 10:35 PM , John F Sowa [email protected] sent:
After I wrote the previous line in my response to Jerry,
I added the following:
> We should also remember that Peirce list has an international
> audience, including students and people from other professions
> who would like to learn more about Peirce and his writings.
>
> Many of them would be reluctant to ask questions if there's
> a threat of being insulted or belittled.
>
> Instead of saying that we shouldn't take offense, I believe
> that we should think of the audience and avoid giving offense.
But the filter didn't like some of those words.
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