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[seconddaughter]

um... i'm sorry if this is rude, but isn't it a little silly to be angry about asking questions of each other? it's the best way to share information that might be important about our experiences here, and to learn about each other, isn't it?

i think it's fine if you don't want to answer any questions about yourself, but i want to know everyone better, too... and, um, you won't ever know if you don't ask, right?

Comments

[idolizer]

I think the problem is that certain informations are best to be handled privately, rather than being asked in public spaces where everyone can see them.

But I also think people are overreacting a little.

[seconddaughter]

that's true. there's some things i wouldn't want to put up anywhere, too.

maybe anyone with a question like that could put something up on paper where everyone can see it. like, um-- [Oh gosh, what was that archaic term?] --a bulletin board? and people can answer without signing their name.

[idolizer]

Now that would have been a better idea. But considering that it's been done, I think it's too late to do damage control, unless nobody responded to that survey.

[seconddaughter]

i don't really understand how it's damaging, except that people got annoyed at it... and, well, answers change as people come and go, don't they?

[idolizer]

Because it lets out something that should be kept secret to uninvolved parties. There aren't only good hearted people here, and they would use that information to their advantage. I think that's why people got nervous.