My method for handling reader feedback...
by Sarge 
, Central Misery, Monday, December 17, 2012, 03:10 (4362 days ago) @ Hobie
is to offer a polite reply or two and then ignore them. I've had only one reader try to force an edit. He is widely known around TFL etc. He has a 'hall monitor' complex and offers a lot of unsolicited advice; two traits I hate with a passion.
He only got one polite reply. Hobie, you do whatever you think best. If the subject of your article liked guns, was an NRA member etc? That is part of history and his daughter has no right to dabble in the man's legacy. If she can't deal with that, don't waste your time on her.
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- I think this relates to the recent school murders... -
Hobie,
2012-12-16, 19:05
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- Tell her you're lost. - cas, 2012-12-16, 20:09
- Be gentlemanly in your response - Miles Fortis, 2012-12-16, 20:12
- I think this relates to the recent school murders... - Gunner, 2012-12-16, 20:45
- I'm not going to change your mind and you aren't going -
stonewalrus,
2012-12-16, 21:22
- I'm not going to change your mind and you aren't going - Cherokee, 2012-12-16, 22:18
- My method for handling reader feedback... - Sarge, 2012-12-17, 03:10
- It's hard to argue with emotions... -
Slow Hand,
2012-12-17, 05:52
- true - she is looking for a fight, the best thing is - stonewalrus, 2012-12-17, 05:57
- I think this relates to the recent school murders... - Warhawk, 2012-12-17, 06:46
- Thank you for your replies thus far. Wise indeed! - Hobie, 2012-12-17, 07:16
- I would thank her for her email - Charles, 2012-12-17, 10:08
- I would simply ignore her. - Kentucky, 2012-12-17, 12:13