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RE: Heat not light RE: linking to topics in past forums... - 6/7/2006 2:39:10 PM

BlkTallFullfig

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ORIGINAL: JohnWarren

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ORIGINAL: Proprietrix
. I’m looking for discussion, not just information. If I wanted flat information, I’d go to google rather than collarme.

Well, we have multiple votes for this. If we get much more, I guess I'll shift over to another site since it will be obvious my input isn't needed here.

It's so nice to feel that people aren't interested in information.

Now why is it you're going to let a negative vote count more than positive votes from us who need and look for information, especially from seasoned, literate, kinky men like yourself? M

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RE: linking to topics in past forums... - 6/7/2006 2:43:32 PM

gentlethistle

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If I asked a question about a subject that had already been comprehensively discussed in the forums I'd be happy to be pointed towards that discussion rather than expecting a respondent to re-hash their advice yet one more time again in reply. Linking to a previous discussion is probably preferable to them just cutting and pasting their words of wisdom into a new post because it allows me to see the ideas in their original context.

Laura

P.S. I have a communication fetish, so I'm aware that sometimes people just want to 'talk' rather than 'receive information'. But I think that if I ask a question I should try to be flexible about interpreting the answers I receive to take account of the chosen style of the other posters as well as my own choice of communication style.

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