Replying to LO24758 --
At 10:25 PM 6/5/00 -0400, Rick wrote:
>Please reply to this message to say what you want to see in the LO
>dialogue...
Rick, my deepest gratitude for your intervention. After 5+ years as a
listener and occasional contributor, I was seriously considering
unsubscribing.
>What questions do you have?
>Please reply even if you do not have a well-formed question!
I want to listen for some other responses to your question, but will
venture this:
What is it about the discussion, learning, and listening process in this
and other venues that makes it so apparently difficult for people of
strong opinions to balance inquiry and advocacy? and how may we who hold
the principle dear foster it in our organizations?
Enough for now; I fear the rush of new postings may overwhelm this as well
as others attempts to re-enter the conversation.
With hope,
Malcolm
--Malcolm Burson mburson@mint.net
"I never saw an instance of one or two disputants convincing the other by argument." --- Th. Jefferson
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