The Process Of Scattering Manure
Birds do it....bees do it...little piggly wiggly pigs do it...and so forth...
Yes, and Humans, but it comes from their mouth...the scattering of manure, that is.
Where is this leading? Not to WA. I am so happy to come here, nearly every day, to a platform of respect.
Do you know what that produces? QUALITY! A GREAT ENVIRONMENT TO WORK...and right from home.
Why Do I Bring This Up?
If it weren't for Facebook advertising, I'd have no Facebook at all! They force you, basically to have two accounts...personal and business. Business, I'm all about. Personal, which is easy to succumb to is...well...mostly manure of the third kind.
Could You Imagine?
If our agreement for being in WA had the same personnel and business requirements...to the standards as Facebook....say what? I can only imagine! True: the advertising is good for us, unless you get tricked into running an ad because you accidentally clicked the wrong button.
(Yeah, right)!
Back To WA
Clean, community support, great folks, refreshing environment, success oriented, helpful, and many more mentions of goodness.
No Scattering of Manure.
Clean folks that seem like Kin folks, just mind'n their P's and Q's. Are you hippie to this?
Now Ain't That Someth'n?
Till next time.
Carson2
Reply
WA has guidelines to allow us to swim against the overwhelming tide that the internet has become.
Fred Astaire said - "The hardest job kids face today is learning good manners without seeing any".
This is one of the main problems with the internet today - people do and say anything online seemingly without thought to consequence.
There is no guideline for how we should treat others, nor how we should refrain from lashing out. Manners have gone out with the "Windows" we look into online.
WA does provide some guidelines for those of us lucky enough to belong, and Carson and Kyle should be commended for setting out those guidelines and for enforcing them.
WA asks us to mind our manners and respect others who belong to our community.
That is an unsung benefit of belonging here.
Thank you for mentioning it.
Alex
