Posted On: 11/02/2013 11:45:45 PM
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Thanks Sunny, Can we have a little discourse about what civil discourse is?
Civil Discourse - "the language of dispassionate objectivity", and suggests that it requires respect of the other participants, such as the reader. It neither diminishes the other's moral worth, nor questions their good judgment; it avoids hostility, direct antagonism, or excessive persuasion; it requires modesty and an appreciation for the other participant's experiences. (This definition should be made a sticky as a permanent reminder since it's so paramount on this board)
See shining example below:
'We Shall See Who Is Full Of ...."
That is, I think , In Your Face"
Regards
SUNNY:>
Civil discourse is also defined as engagement in discourse (conversation) intended to enhance understanding.
I'd like to know if DUTV has actually participated in that with it's shareholders? I certainly don't believe that their communications have enhanced anyone's understanding of what they are actually doing... do you?
Just my opinion since we are all sharing here.
Civil Discourse - "the language of dispassionate objectivity", and suggests that it requires respect of the other participants, such as the reader. It neither diminishes the other's moral worth, nor questions their good judgment; it avoids hostility, direct antagonism, or excessive persuasion; it requires modesty and an appreciation for the other participant's experiences. (This definition should be made a sticky as a permanent reminder since it's so paramount on this board)
See shining example below:
'We Shall See Who Is Full Of ...."
That is, I think , In Your Face"
Regards
SUNNY:>
Civil discourse is also defined as engagement in discourse (conversation) intended to enhance understanding.
I'd like to know if DUTV has actually participated in that with it's shareholders? I certainly don't believe that their communications have enhanced anyone's understanding of what they are actually doing... do you?
Just my opinion since we are all sharing here.
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