And there's no such thing as a constructive complaint?
My Webster's New World Dictionary describes the verb "complain" as:
- to express pain, displeasure, etc.
- to find fault
- to make an accusation
I wonder how you can constructively express pain or displeasure. How you can constructively find fault. Or how you can constructively make an accusation.
I hope this is all semantics, but I find "complaint" to be never constructive. Maybe this is because of my Dutch background, where complaining is part of the country's nature.
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I hope you don't want to imply here that the Monastery should become more like newsgroups or other forum sites, where complaining and flaming is the norm.
Liz |