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Originally Posted by R_Fredrick_Smith
II was sort of puzzled by your approach to asking for feedback. You start by asking for that feedback, but then you present your arguments up front for why you disagree with the feedback you are likely to get.
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Actually rfs, I never wanted to present an argument at all. But when somebody who has never been to one of my workshops comes on here and says that $400 is a bit much to pay to sit around looking at naked girls and taking notes - I had to speak up. My workshop is so much more than that and I thought that statement was very unfair for someone to say... especially someone who has never attended one of my workshops and knows nothing about how they are presented.
I see that as a bit of an attack on me and my workshop. How can someone make that statement who has no knowledge of what they are talking about? Your telling me your puzzled because I defended myself and my workshop against a statement like that? Are you serious? So you would just sit back and allow people to say whatever they want if they were talking negatively about one of your projects?
Folks, I'm very interested in your feedback to my "
two simple questions." I am not interested in listening to you attack me or my workshop if you don't know what your talking about. I find it offensive for someone to critique my workshop who has never been to my workshop and has no idea what my workshop entails.
Thanks,
-Dean