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For those who stressed the "anonymity" aspect: that, unfortunately doesn't apply. When I write articles of course I use my own name and certain posters gleefully made the connection (they must have a lot of time on their hands: I mean imagine taking things so seriously you would bother to go to the trouble?). Which is why I completely freaked when mention was made of contacting my children and personal friends. God, Belly, I can empathise with your episode.
Trtl - right, I getcha. Yeah, it's a bit of a conundrum. I leave it alone if the subject is religion or abortion or the kinds of things people lay their ears back about. But when I see people working on mistaken assumptions, or through willfull ignorance, I get sucked in.
I figure we are all supposed to learn through communication, otherwise its pointless. I know that while I have a lot of "book-learning" I learn equally as much through other people. So when I am able to I try to share any info I have on things.
Have learned however that there are some who post only for the ego-massage of seeing their gems of wisdom in print...so them I now ignore. Like disruptive kids, they appear only to be looking for attention - good or bad makes no difference. I don't like playing such infantile games.