Make Accountable
10-05-2010, 08:21 AM
#11
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Originally Posted by gollytwo
Originally Posted by Rebecca VLQ
Originally Posted by gollytwo
I can't speak to untrustworthy, but sure can to ingrates.
I've sent out alot of packets to Board folks, particularly the 1 1/2" square crowd; to some of them twice.
Very few even acknowledged, let alone thanked me.
For the future, my sending will be limited to those members who acknowledged, without being asked to by PM. And, to all requests from Canada and Australia, who always send thanks. Maybe they were better taught good manners.
I've sent out alot of packets to Board folks, particularly the 1 1/2" square crowd; to some of them twice.
Very few even acknowledged, let alone thanked me.
For the future, my sending will be limited to those members who acknowledged, without being asked to by PM. And, to all requests from Canada and Australia, who always send thanks. Maybe they were better taught good manners.
We give because we want to, not because we have to. If you don't "want to" that is your right as the giver...but I'm not sure an announcement such as this is necessary.
And, I did think it necessary, or I wouldn't have written.
Not speaking from experience, but just my two-pennys worth!
10-05-2010, 08:23 AM
#12
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Location: Salem Iowa
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Originally Posted by gollytwo
Originally Posted by Rebecca VLQ
Originally Posted by gollytwo
I can't speak to untrustworthy, but sure can to ingrates.
I've sent out alot of packets to Board folks, particularly the 1 1/2" square crowd; to some of them twice.
Very few even acknowledged, let alone thanked me.
For the future, my sending will be limited to those members who acknowledged, without being asked to by PM. And, to all requests from Canada and Australia, who always send thanks. Maybe they were better taught good manners.
I've sent out alot of packets to Board folks, particularly the 1 1/2" square crowd; to some of them twice.
Very few even acknowledged, let alone thanked me.
For the future, my sending will be limited to those members who acknowledged, without being asked to by PM. And, to all requests from Canada and Australia, who always send thanks. Maybe they were better taught good manners.
We give because we want to, not because we have to. If you don't "want to" that is your right as the giver...but I'm not sure an announcement such as this is necessary.
And, I did think it necessary, or I wouldn't have written.
10-05-2010, 08:26 AM
#13
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: UK
Posts: 281
Originally Posted by Rhonda
Originally Posted by gollytwo
Originally Posted by Rebecca VLQ
Originally Posted by gollytwo
I can't speak to untrustworthy, but sure can to ingrates.
I've sent out alot of packets to Board folks, particularly the 1 1/2" square crowd; to some of them twice.
Very few even acknowledged, let alone thanked me.
For the future, my sending will be limited to those members who acknowledged, without being asked to by PM. And, to all requests from Canada and Australia, who always send thanks. Maybe they were better taught good manners.
I've sent out alot of packets to Board folks, particularly the 1 1/2" square crowd; to some of them twice.
Very few even acknowledged, let alone thanked me.
For the future, my sending will be limited to those members who acknowledged, without being asked to by PM. And, to all requests from Canada and Australia, who always send thanks. Maybe they were better taught good manners.
We give because we want to, not because we have to. If you don't "want to" that is your right as the giver...but I'm not sure an announcement such as this is necessary.
And, I did think it necessary, or I wouldn't have written.
10-05-2010, 08:27 AM
#14
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Keene, New Hampshire
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I think I've always included my Board name.
Plus, one could probably figure it out from looking at PMs.
If you can't figure it out, you've got a return address, the Post Office still delivers mail.
Plus, one could probably figure it out from looking at PMs.
If you can't figure it out, you've got a return address, the Post Office still delivers mail.
10-05-2010, 08:31 AM
#15
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 2,375
^^^You're so right...a thank you DOESN'T cost a thing. I think that it benefits both parties...the person who gave and the person who received. I've also been guilty of having the best of intentions, and letting a thank you slip my mind. That warm-fuzzy feeling is totally lost when a thank you must be prompted, however. And it sours the spirit of giving when someone goes out of their way to make an announcement about their choice to withhold their giving to a select few who "pay" for something they're given with a thank you.
Gollytwo, since you DO feel it necessary to make your intentions known, I'm glad you got that off your chest. I hope it helps you feel better about situations where you felt your kindness was taken advantage of.
Gollytwo, since you DO feel it necessary to make your intentions known, I'm glad you got that off your chest. I hope it helps you feel better about situations where you felt your kindness was taken advantage of.
10-05-2010, 08:36 AM
#16
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Location: Southeast Georgia, USA
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1. a gift is something given with no expectations or strings attached. anything else is a transaction.
2. feedback is suffient. No need for a cannon when a stun gun will do the job. ;-)
back to the fun, please.
2. feedback is suffient. No need for a cannon when a stun gun will do the job. ;-)
back to the fun, please.
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