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Subject: NO WAY would gliders be a doomed species
Posted by Vermifax on September 13, 1998 at 03:26:50:
In Reply to: I completely agree! msg posted by Kim on September 11, 1998 at 19:43:22:
Doomed...???....hardly. I think you overestimate the importance of this webboard. First, not all glider owners have internet access, so there are people out there who are doing fine without input from this board. Second, gliders are alive and well in their natural habitat. Gliders are not anywhere near being doomed. I believe in what I have been told all my life, "If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything". Being harsh is never the way to deal with someone asking questions. It is rude to the person asking the question. From what I have seen, on this board, certain people on this board jump on people asking questions. I see less and less real information about Sugar gliders every time I look on this page. We should just name this current set of posts the 'Negative things about Gliders' archive. I don't buy it when people say 'Oh, you don't know how hard it is for me to read the same question for the 200th time' or 'You don't know how upseting it is to always seem to be answering the same questions' My message to these people is: If you are so sick of answering these questions DON'T ANSWER THEM. The people I am talking about fall into the same snobby group of people on the internet who's response to every question about something is "RTFM" or "Go read the FAQ". All you high and mighty people not willing to answer a question without becoming 'harsh' to the asker should remember that at some point and time you had to ask questions as well. To end my rant, If I go to my vet to ask her a question. She doesn't tell me to go read up on it, or do research, she answers the question, because she loves animals and likes to help others learn. : I agree totally. If it weren't for people like Diana and Bourbon(and others)gliders would be a doomed species. Bourbon can be harsh, but what she does is right.
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