>>Wrong. It is a tool that I find invaluable, as, I'm sure, do many others who have me on their filter. You may not like being Twitted, but the person doing the twitting likes it very much.
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>I understand this position, but we're all professionals here. Why do we need to hurt people by doing so? There are technical problems we're discussing and if you don't like someone, you can skip his/her messages, but there is no need, IMO, to put that person in the twit. It makes the conversation very strange, when one person may try to offer suggestions and the other person would not even see them. Waste of time for the one writing. Waste of mental energy. Waste of lots of other good things.
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>Besides, you don't know how the other person may handle this thing. He/she can become so obessed with that that it may create some problems outside the forum.
This is why God created medical profession. If being a a Twit creates a problem for someone, he/she SHOULD go to a psychiatrists or whatever doctor treats these type of disorders. This is no different than needing medication for cholesterol, high blood pressure, etc. They have medications for everything these days. I am serious.
"The creative process is nothing but a series of crises." Isaac Bashevis Singer
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