The Best Of... discussion

I read this post recently in the "Feedback" group which is notoriously vicious, so I avoid even looking at the threads. But, as this poster points out, we can all (self definitely included!) benefit from the "delete" button from time to time:

I probably would not be the first to say that I have made some...... unwise comments on threads and reviews. So, coming from experience, I think GR should keep the deleting/blocking comments. I've picked fights and made rash decisions based on a whim and I've had a few of my comments removed.

Looking back, I'm glad they were. I can be such an *ss sometimes, and I know it. I'm happy to see that someone is able to remove my past stupidity from their thread or review.

And,(name deleted), one does not have to remove a comment if they don't need to. As long as you learn from past mistakes of people deleting your comments(I'm guessing this is why you made the suggestion), you can put your thoughts in a smarter word choice and avoid the fear of deletion.

Yeah. I wish I could say that I'm always fair or warm or humorous, but I'm not and being cold and humorless is . . . not necessary (among other things).

Oh, and I want to second Mark, Leslie, and thanking you for all the effort you made putting this together.

Thanks Kallie! Glad you like it! It's great to see it kind of filling out and getting cozy and thought-filled :)

Leslie wrote: "Thanks Kallie! Glad you like it! It's great to see it kind of filling out and getting cozy and thought-filled :)"

Oh, it's going to fly.

Kallie wrote: "Leslie wrote: "Thanks Kallie! Glad you like it! It's great to see it kind of filling out and getting cozy and thought-filled :)"

Oh, it's going to fly."

I think it will be a success also. I wish we could be a coffee shop, one of those you could hang out in on a cold winters day.

Well, there's her other one, Imbibliophiles. :D

Renee wrote: "Well, there's her other one, Imbibliophiles. :D"

But this is more cozy!