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[Opinions] Re: How do you pronounce this name?
Here's a scenario: she looked to the comments for more info, seeing that that was none and possibly figuring that others would have similar inquiries, she decides to post her best guess at pronunciation. Then, she realizes that she could ask for clarification on the message board. Just a thought, maybe one you should have considered before being confused and then becoming preachy about why she would do such a thing. Either way it's not something I think you needed to call her out on. Unnecessary, IMO, and that's all I was saying. You most certainly inferred that she was passing off inaccurate information by your last sentence- "I guess some people don't value accurate information" -or at least inferring that I don't value accuracy, which I find to be offensive. I didn't answer her post because I don't have an answer, (which is why I was reading the responses) If you did then you could have given it with out all the attitude. Maybe this is out of my way but I'd rather go out of my way to call someone else on their rudeness, than go out of my way to be rude. _______________________________________
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Here's another scenario: I have witnessed this poster post a lot of inaccurate information in the past and I'm finally calling her out because now she's doing it in the more-permanent comments instead of just on the forum.
or at least inferring that I don't value accuracy, which I find to be offensive.I meant her.
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So send her a message
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