/blogentry/160583 Stack47's Blog: Is it possible to be too analytical? en-us Lottery Post RSS Generator /blogentry/160583#c220628 /blogentry/160583#c220628 Wed, 03 Feb 2021 15:35:07 GMT Stack47 <br />Posting "he or they said" without ever naming "he or they" or what "he or they" said is not very analytical.

]]> Stack47 /blogentry/160583#c220627 /blogentry/160583#c220627 Wed, 03 Feb 2021 15:30:05 GMT Stack47 Can't force people to research before making comments or at least give a name and not the usual "they said it". While some of the language is atrocious, we know it's coming straight from the poster and not from one of their "They people".

]]> Stack47 /blogentry/160583#c220616 /blogentry/160583#c220616 Wed, 03 Feb 2021 02:40:14 GMT noise-gate " Personally, they shouldn't be here

]]> noise-gate /blogentry/160583#c220615 /blogentry/160583#c220615 Wed, 03 Feb 2021 02:38:16 GMT noise-gate l can think of a few who l personally think are not adults, but who are responding to blogs. Personally, they should be here because their language is atrocious. l surmise some are or have been in abusive relationships, others long for love but it's simply out of reach and they ought to know why- it's because of themselves!

]]> noise-gate /blogentry/160583 /blogentry/160583 Wed, 03 Feb 2021 00:36:25 GMT Stack47 Maybe it's because I was trained to be a problem solver and trouble shooter, but it's something that stays with us. Taking things literally also comes with the territory. For instance after reading Blogs often reflect the personality of the author (the Blogger ). , I sort of expected most Blogs to be the Blooger's thoughts, but many have links expressing thoughts of non LP members with opinions that can't be questioned.

Not knocking what people Blog, just wondering how articles written by someone else with no comment reflect the personality of the Blogger.

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