It has been a while since I have been as active in review of this board as I would like. A recent email from a participant has prompted me to take a look. Based on what I see I'd like to offer a few comments:

1. Please assume that contributors to this board are educated, intelligent people who have thought about and tried many things that relate to their posting - they simply have not chosen to post the entire back story.

2. If someone asks a question it is condescending, frustrating and counterproductive to ask them how they would answer it. (You know who you are)

3. If you don't have a solution, information, resource or clarifying thinking to offer, then silence is your best option. The self-aggrandizing diatribes are not particularly helpful.

For those of you who use this board and contribute meaningful posts, thank you. I continue to recommend this board as a resource for those trying to make the transistion into performance. Please remember that the best online communities are self-policing.

Feel free to contact me if you have any concerns or anything to share.

Mason
mason@ppg-us.com

Well said, Mason!

I'm posting simply to say that censorship is no more productive than the things you say are not productive.

This is a forum for learning, in my opinion. And spoonfeeding, in the long run, teaches us nothing but the shape of the spoon.

Censorship? Now that IS a bit over the top!

Do learning and commentary go hand-in-hand?

Mason, et al.

Pretty sure I don't agree with your post. Let's take it off line. Please check your private messages.

sf,

Boom