How to be a better TiBB SD member

[user104658]

This is an interesting article, it's about Social Media but I think it applies to our lovely SD too :hee:.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/feb/16/how-to-have-better-arguments-social-media-politics-conflict

Interestingly enough - I actually think we ARE (generally) better at this than "other areas of the internet", or at least we can be on our better days. I definitely know that, for me anyway, some of my favvy members are people I hardly ever agree with :joker:. Love u guyz :).

[Mystic Mock]

I like to think that I don't hold any personal grudges with anyone on the Internet that disagrees with me on things (I probably wouldn't get along with many people if I went by that logic lol) and I would like to think that nobody holds a grudge with me because I don't agree with them on something.

[Cherie]

This is an interesting article, it's about Social Media but I think it applies to our lovely SD too :hee:.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/feb/16/how-to-have-better-arguments-social-media-politics-conflict

Interestingly enough - I actually think we ARE (generally) better at this than "other areas of the internet", or at least we can be on our better days. I definitely know that, for me anyway, some of my favvy members are people I hardly ever agree with :joker:. Love u guyz :).

an LT and TS bromance incoming

[Cherie]

oh its a very long article, will read tomorrow at work

[Vicky.]

From experience, I much prefer arguing here, as those who disagree can usually put their points over respectfully, maybe a bit of sarcasm but it doesnt turn into the ridiculous 'die, bigot!' type stuff you get elsewhere for disagreement. Its maybe to do with how 'close' we all are generally though? Its kind of like a family at times, a dysfunctional one, but a family all the same :laugh: