your thoughts on this wheel
#46
01-06-2009, 08:54 PM
When you post here you are putting yourself out there for everyone to respond based on their own opinions and tastes. Ive read ben choi's posts for some time now and personally found his perspective to be very helpful and of high value. He pays attention to detail and he's brutally honest. I suppose its against the rules to post out of the norm as it has the potential to hurt peoples feelings.
#47
01-06-2009, 09:17 PM
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well here's the thing, comments such , "oh that looks like trash" why not include why. I always try to include an explanation on why. If you don't explain yourself, it makes it just seem like you are just be a hater instead of being helpful.. He reminds me of a guy here at work, just sits here and complains about everything and everyone. So i called him out one day and said, stop your *****ing and provide some feedback, if you wanna complain then help make a resolution. don't just sit there and ***** and complain and insult others ideas and workings
#48
01-07-2009, 02:59 AM
When you post here you are putting yourself out there for everyone to respond based on their own opinions and tastes. Ive read ben choi's posts for some time now and personally found his perspective to be very helpful and of high value. He pays attention to detail and he's brutally honest. I suppose its against the rules to post out of the norm as it has the potential to hurt peoples feelings.
Big difference between being "brutally honest" and lobbing classless insults and personal attacks tied to ongoing agendas. If you want to be "brutally honest" that's cool as long as for the most part it's "constructive" criticism. Just keep it focused and be consistent less you come off as a loose nut behind a keyboard.
#49
01-07-2009, 10:37 AM
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Rep Power: 29 When you post here you are putting yourself out there for everyone to respond based on their own opinions and tastes. Ive read ben choi's posts for some time now and personally found his perspective to be very helpful and of high value. He pays attention to detail and he's brutally honest. I suppose its against the rules to post out of the norm as it has the potential to hurt peoples feelings.
He could have simply asked why he thought my car was a piece of junk rather than just putting it out there like that. But hey he was banned for a reason right. I think we should just drop this subject and get on to the thread topics. Like someone mentioned, Mr Choi cant respond now. So it is pointless. Im sure everyone gets what we are talking about and knows it was right or wrong.
#50
01-07-2009, 10:45 AM
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Location: Central,NJ
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Rep Power: 29 Big difference between being "brutally honest" and lobbing classless insults and personal attacks tied to ongoing agendas. If you want to be "brutally honest" that's cool as long as for the most part it's "constructive" criticism. Just keep it focused and be consistent less you come off as a loose nut behind a keyboard.
#51
01-07-2009, 11:17 AM
When you post here you are putting yourself out there for everyone to respond based on their own opinions and tastes. Ive read ben choi's posts for some time now and personally found his perspective to be very helpful and of high value. He pays attention to detail and he's brutally honest. I suppose its against the rules to post out of the norm as it has the potential to hurt peoples feelings.
like was said before. voicing your opinion is a good thing, slammin' someone because you don't like their tastes is not the best way to make friends.
i like it when someone gives me their honest opinion, just don't tell me that i don't squat.
we are all grownups here and I would like to think we may have learned some social skills by now.
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