SC - Re: Re: Goodbye (RANT)

[ChannonM@aol.com]

In a message dated 4/5/00 7:16:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Christi Rigby" 
<christirigby at pcisys.net>
writes:

<< Rayne recently posted how we know our dishes are received by the people we
 are feeding.  Most people said by checking what came back, what was thrown
 out and talking to people.  In other words we learn from good and bad
 feedback, just as this list is meant to be used. >>

I wholeheartedly agree. The issue is not the criticism nor the disagreement 
or difference in perception or opinion, there is just some rude commentary 
that is unnecessary. Pointing out inadequacies, inaccuracies etc is good and 
should be encouraged otherwise we can misinform others with our own falacies. 

There is a story of a woman who cut the ends off her roasts and threw them 
away. Every roast she cooked. When questioned about it, she replied that 
that's the way it's done, the end meat is no good. When pressed, she called 
her mother who did the same thing. Her mother always thought that's the way 
its done as well so she called her mother. The grand mother replied, "I cut 
the ends off the roast because they didn't fit in my roaster". 

It's ok to question, prod and sometimes be demanding to get to the bottom of 
things. Just no need to be rude. What goes around comes around. 

I will let this thread die, since I think most people are tired of hearing 
about it. Please email me personally if you want to continue. I'd welcome it. 
:)

Hauviette