@fke,
Exactly right...so we agree...it is an open forum...so I am allowed to challenge PsyGuy when he is clearly wrong, unethical or offensive. Similarly...if a whole group of people happen to feel the same way then we are at liberty to express our opinions.
@mantissa,
"I am just against open attacks of any sort"...this is an interesting web site to visit with that particular viewpoint.
Psyguy: Open Letter #2
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tgrear2008
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Did anyone read psyguy's post on "what to bring...what not to bring?" It was long, detailed, and informative. I'm glad he took the time to write it.
What I don't want to see is a bunch of crybabies. If you got a problem, YOU stop posting, YOU stop reading. This is the internet- people are going to say things that you don't like. If some newbie makes a bad choice based on bad information and their lack of checking sources- too bad, so sad, love dad.
What I don't want to see is a bunch of crybabies. If you got a problem, YOU stop posting, YOU stop reading. This is the internet- people are going to say things that you don't like. If some newbie makes a bad choice based on bad information and their lack of checking sources- too bad, so sad, love dad.
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If some newbie makes a bad choice based on bad information and their lack of checking sources- too bad, so sad, love dad.[/quote]
Wow, is that really how you feel? I am not a "cry baby", but I will not sit by while "information" is given about schools is just plain false. I have been teaching internationally for 17 years and have had a range of experiences, I do feel an obligation to help others make a most informed choice. I don't see how that is whining and complaining.
If some newbie makes a bad choice based on bad information and their lack of checking sources- too bad, so sad, love dad.[/quote]
Wow, is that really how you feel? I am not a "cry baby", but I will not sit by while "information" is given about schools is just plain false. I have been teaching internationally for 17 years and have had a range of experiences, I do feel an obligation to help others make a most informed choice. I don't see how that is whining and complaining.
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lifeisnotsobad
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tgrear2008
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That's also why members pay money to read the reviews. The forum, however, is open to anyone.
@Dunany- You're a veteran, so post when you think it is appropriate. I'm sure everyone will appreciate it.
I encourage anyone with information contrary to psyguy's perspective to type it up and post. When I get more years under my belt, I'll be able to contribute more. Right now, all I can speak on is Korea.
Criticize the message, not the messenger. Do we really need 2 "open letters to ISR about psyguy" posts?
@Dunany- You're a veteran, so post when you think it is appropriate. I'm sure everyone will appreciate it.
I encourage anyone with information contrary to psyguy's perspective to type it up and post. When I get more years under my belt, I'll be able to contribute more. Right now, all I can speak on is Korea.
Criticize the message, not the messenger. Do we really need 2 "open letters to ISR about psyguy" posts?