On Fri, 20 Aug 1999 15:09:57 -0700 "Sandra C. Andersen."
<scadane at email.msn.com> writes:
>I feel very sad the way that the responses to the woman who asked about
re-hab for birds were phrased. I don't >know if she has been"on the list"
or not. But if she hasn't been and was asking for help, she could have
been
>politely told where to get help for the young birds and then in a POLITE
way, educated about not having her cats >outside. Remember, you all have
a lot of experience regarding birds, some people do not and come to this
site
>for advise, why can't you be polite? How would you feel if you went to a
site for advise about something and got jumped on for your lack of
knowledge?
>Sandi
>Seattle
>scadane at msn.com
>
Sandi & Tweeters,

As my father would have said about the cat, I think it probably holds
true about impolite people, "It's the nature of the critter. You delude
yourself if you expect them to behave otherwise."

Dennis K Rockwell, Kennewick, Washington denniskrockwell at juno.com

"Intelligent, reasoned debate in a civil tone or arguing a different
point of view, but ... respectful of others, is
welcomed. Belittling, nitpicking, ridiculing, attacking or insulting
another and/or his/her ideas is unacceptable."
Dan Victor -
paraphrased


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