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To: HO-MEE who wrote (13953)	11/11/1999 12:57:00 PM
From: Puna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

OT: Ho-mee, Re: <<"I agree that everyone is entitled to his opinion, however,ignorant comments need to be addressed...Everyone that has any sense of the market KNOWS that Charter was a VERY strong IPO.”>> IMHO 'Ignorance' is simply a relative term that values someone else's opinion, stance or viewpoint as 'less' than your own; it is a judgment call. We may not like what we are hearing or reading from other posters because it challenges our own beliefs and viewpoints, but no one is dumber just for seeing things differently than ourselves. I have found that sometimes anothers opinion may seem ridiculous and outrageous, only to find out later they we're right on the money, I just was unable to 'see' what they saw. I guess I could feel stupid at that point, or acknowledge that I am not always right. If a poster is really upsetting to us, we now have that handy little 'ignore this person' option to avoid the discomfort of anothers view. I enjoy your posts Ho-mee, all is well, Puna