Ireland/Scotland Trip Report
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JanisJ - really????
Pepperwood - I don't usually comment on forums but this post just made me wonder about people and their need to control. Thank you for the report. Period.
This is a forum, people - not an English Composition internet-based college class!
LOL! (notice the paragraph breaks ;O)
Again, thanks pepperwood. It makes me look forward to my trip to Ireland where people are friendly. I hope it looks the way you eloquently described (did you kiss the blarney stone?). Your opinion matters in a forum. THAT is the point.
Pepperwood - I don't usually comment on forums but this post just made me wonder about people and their need to control. Thank you for the report. Period.
This is a forum, people - not an English Composition internet-based college class!
LOL! (notice the paragraph breaks ;O)
Again, thanks pepperwood. It makes me look forward to my trip to Ireland where people are friendly. I hope it looks the way you eloquently described (did you kiss the blarney stone?). Your opinion matters in a forum. THAT is the point.
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mssully143: I think maybe I understood janisj's intention a little differently than you did? It seems to me that the paragraphs are more for an easier-reading type thing, not correcting form as for an 'English Composition'. That way the OP winds up with more visitors/comments since more people get all the way through what is a very interesting trip report.
Of course...at this point in my planning, ANY trip report on Ireland is interesting! LOL!
Of course...at this point in my planning, ANY trip report on Ireland is interesting! LOL!
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<B>missully123</B>: I did not change ONE WORD of pepperwood's interesting trip report. I merely copied it over w/ paragraph breaks.
I notice you just registered and this was your first ever post. Once you've been around a while, you'll learn that most people will not take the time to read long posts that don't have breaks. It is just too hard to read on a small computer screen.
I re-formatted pepperwood's report so all her work of writing it would not go to waste -- <u>so more people could read it</u>
My goodness - good deeds are misunderstood/slammed sometimes -- but this was ridiculous.
<B>It wasn't about changing the report -- at all. It was so folks might READ IT -- Okay w/ you????
I notice you just registered and this was your first ever post. Once you've been around a while, you'll learn that most people will not take the time to read long posts that don't have breaks. It is just too hard to read on a small computer screen.
I re-formatted pepperwood's report so all her work of writing it would not go to waste -- <u>so more people could read it</u>
My goodness - good deeds are misunderstood/slammed sometimes -- but this was ridiculous.
<B>It wasn't about changing the report -- at all. It was so folks might READ IT -- Okay w/ you????
#24
I have to agree with janisj;
She just offered constructive criticism.
The minute I clicked on the Trip report and startd to read, I said to my " Oh my Goodness" , wish there were some paragraph breaks!
So I started scrolling through the report trying to hit on some key point.!
I know,I know my attention span is next to zero
pepperwood you did a good job and I am sure now in future reports you will give us many paragraps breaks.
I also read you South America report , it was "tough sledding" because there were no page breaks.
Anyway , Welcome back home.
She just offered constructive criticism.
The minute I clicked on the Trip report and startd to read, I said to my " Oh my Goodness" , wish there were some paragraph breaks!
So I started scrolling through the report trying to hit on some key point.!
I know,I know my attention span is next to zero
pepperwood you did a good job and I am sure now in future reports you will give us many paragraps breaks.
I also read you South America report , it was "tough sledding" because there were no page breaks.
Anyway , Welcome back home.