There are times it feels weird offering advice to strangers, or even near-strangers. With all the disclaimers in the world, and my best good sense applied to the matter, I just don't know enough. I don't know the situation in detail and, at least as important, I don't know them: I don't know the strengths or weaknesses they may be bringing to the situation.
Still, I do my best, and I figure most of them know enough to take my relative ignorance into account. (Sometimes I state it explicitly.)
But it feels weirder when it's in someone's own journal: if someone posts to a community asking for advice or information, they're probably expecting responses from strangers.
Still, I do my best, and I figure most of them know enough to take my relative ignorance into account. (Sometimes I state it explicitly.)
But it feels weirder when it's in someone's own journal: if someone posts to a community asking for advice or information, they're probably expecting responses from strangers.
From:
no subject
And when I ask in my own journal, I'm aware that there's all sorts of skew going on.