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On Sun, 22 Jan 2017 12:51:56 -0500 |
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"William L. Thomson Jr." <wlt-ml@××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Looking back I can see now you didn't write that as such, its just how the |
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> > framing turned out: |
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> > "Paying for news" -> "who pays for news"? -> "subscribers pay for news" |
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> People always twist and read what I write in their own ways. We all have |
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> filters we view the world through. |
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> > In short though: Depsite how much you write, I seldom find you "clear" to |
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> > read. |
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> Could be culture differences, maybe even language. Even native English varies |
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> around the world. |
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If you're ever feeling really generous, and you want to write something and post |
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it to the -project ML and avoid such confusion from the start, you *might* |
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want to consider sending it to me, or some other person perhaps, in advance, |
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and then we can argue about the details and concepts privately until we work out |
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what exactly each other is saying ( even if we disagree on some key element ). |
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That way we don't clutter the mailing list prematurely with everyone going off |
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on tangents based on misunderstanding each others misunderstanding. |
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I might not be able to be of use in all cases, anything that gets too much |
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business speak and abbreviations or lots of layers of social stuff and buzzwords |
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and I'm out, but otherwise .... |