Concerned About Community Well-being: Have I Affected CiteHR's Happiness?

Clarification Request on CiteHR Happiness

A member of CiteHR claims that I have spoiled the happiness of the community. Could someone please clarify whether I have indeed affected the happiness of CiteHR or not?

Regards

Why do you think so, deadsoul2011? And who is this Sagar person—who can speak on behalf of the WHOLE CiteHR community?

Regards, TS

Hi Deadsoul, although your name does sound a wee bit morbid, I find your answers generally frank with a touch of satire. Quite interesting answers, actually, which I don't avoid reading. I can only speak for myself. Cheer up and don't take any comments personally, especially the negative ones.

Regards

If the public understands the intention behind your way of questioning, then they can grasp the reality. Your method of answering sometimes irritates me as well, but if we consider the implied meaning behind it, it prompts us to think in other directions too. I personally believe that you should tackle truly controversial topics to encourage the person who posed the query to contemplate different perspectives.

Never be bothered by others' comments. Stay true to your path and contribute through your unique way of expression.

All the best.

What people talk about you should not bother you, but what you give them to talk about is something you should be careful about.

Regards,
Octavious

I second PS Dhingra and Octavious. You will be valued until you contribute to the common good without being offensive. Critical thinking doesn't require one to be nasty, especially when others find it disrespectful; the purpose gets completely lost. If you have been shown dissatisfaction with your replies, why not take it as a lesson and learn from it? In Octavious's words, "What you give them to talk about you is something that you should be careful about." This thread reinstates the same for you.

Regards,
Cite Contribution

Hi, Mr. Sateesh, I just replied to deadsoul because the language used by him/her was very bad. I consider CiteHR as my family, so sir, don't you think that a family member should protest when anyone talks badly about his family? Regards, TS

Hello Saga, you are right to expect to raise your voice. It's just that I didn't know the context, since what seems to have been the 'cause' is in another thread which I have not seen.

Regards, TS