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Salaam Maseed,
The message got buried under a stack of other messages, and I didn't get round to responding to it.
Mostly these days, I confess, I MSN/Skype to speak with my Mrs and a very narrow band of people. I'm not constantly accepting any invite for friendship. I've learned to tread with caution. Haven't always, but the whole social media thing doesn't draw me in the that way. It's just the way it is, I guess.
Whilst I have a specific moderating role here, I do try to take a genuine interest in Member's questions & their ideas. I won't always agree, of course.
Sometimes I see a lot of energy lost by way of some misguided passion. It frustrates and to me Pakhto (Pakhutnwali) - is something that is more than a language, a political club or genetics. It's a whole behaviour - and I look for that in people. To me, that is something that grows within and leads to a certain outcome. It's hard to describe in others sometimes, because I often look for it in myself.
The message got buried under a stack of other messages, and I didn't get round to responding to it.
Mostly these days, I confess, I MSN/Skype to speak with my Mrs and a very narrow band of people. I'm not constantly accepting any invite for friendship. I've learned to tread with caution. Haven't always, but the whole social media thing doesn't draw me in the that way. It's just the way it is, I guess.
Whilst I have a specific moderating role here, I do try to take a genuine interest in Member's questions & their ideas. I won't always agree, of course.
Sometimes I see a lot of energy lost by way of some misguided passion. It frustrates and to me Pakhto (Pakhutnwali) - is something that is more than a language, a political club or genetics. It's a whole behaviour - and I look for that in people. To me, that is something that grows within and leads to a certain outcome. It's hard to describe in others sometimes, because I often look for it in myself.
