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when you have "inside information" on a topic...
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MarathonKnitter
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when you have "inside information" on a topic...
should you NOT post in that thread?
if you or someone close to you is "on the inside" of a topic, should you let others speak their mind or should you give an "insider's" perspective?
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Posted 8/20/07 2:01 PM  |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: when you have "inside information" on a topic...
It depends on what inside information I had.
If I was friends with the OP & knew more about the situation than she was posting, I would FM, call the OP or post my opinon w/o the inside info (because I'm sure it's not supposed to be shared).
If I knew the other side to a person's story, I would play devil's advocate or leave the post alone unless I felt strongly about it.
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| Posted 8/20/07 2:07 PM |
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MsMBV
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Re: when you have "inside information" on a topic...
It depends. A lot of time people ask about car stuff & I'll ask DH (he is a mechanic for 13 years) b/c I hate it when people get ripped off.......
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| Posted 8/20/07 2:16 PM |
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counselor74
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Re: when you have "inside information" on a topic...
You can always FM with inside information if that makes you more comfortable.
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| Posted 8/20/07 3:02 PM |
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CunningOne
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Re: when you have "inside information" on a topic...
Posted by MsMBV
It depends. A lot of time people ask about car stuff & I'll ask DH (he is a mechanic for 13 years) b/c I hate it when people get ripped off.......
Same here. I think many people have the wrong impression of car dealer  
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| Posted 8/20/07 3:07 PM |
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