Dear Anshuman,
Hey Abhijeet
I don't know you. But one thing I would like to
share that people WILL
teach about civility if you will behave in uncivil manner. I do find your
words and tone uncivil.
You don't know me, but i just got to know a lot about you!
What an analogy!
When people argue, someone else always tries to finish it, and be a hero.
And I do find your this particular message unnecessary and uncivil.
Whatever you want to say, you can always say it in
better ways and believe
me, it always increases chances of getting your point accepted.
It doesn't necessarily be that way. And believe me my encounter with
A2K is other way around. And I'm not here to get my points accepted.
Actually there is nothing to be accepted, just some facts. I guess i'm
trying to show you, how A2K doesn't consider something when it should.
I'm sorry, you feel bad about it. Please if you don't like it, you
could stay out of it. All my messages are meant for A2K, and i think
it'd best if we let A2K handle it.
But using uncivil way of communication is such a bad
thing that after a
limit people will not listen to you at all.
In short, kindly behave!
And people here have their own beliefs and ethics, and they know what
they're doing. They don't need your advice at all.
In short, you just wasted yours and my time. Anyway thanks for your comment.
Cheers,
Ansuman
On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 12:59 PM, Ravishankar <ravidreams(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Ansuman,
I know veteran Wikipedian volunteers (and previous organizational
efforts)
who got got burnt out precisely because of this approach and attitude
from
some in the community. Asking for accountability and transparency is good
but that should be done without burning bridges.
Ravi
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