That would be a great idea if EVERYONE did just that!

Once again, I did not appreciate being called a liar over and over again.

Note to others, don't reply, either let him and his buddy talk to one another or let it fall off the page.

bambi too....nothing wrong with Jake's comments that I can see. They're just a reminder on things to bear in mind.

And no offense, but I'll reply to anything that interests me. :) As would you, too, I'm sure.

I didn't know things sometimes got heated on this forum! I must have missed all the fireworks. I've never read anything on this forum that was not sweet & diplomatic.
Personally, I enjoy a spirited debate - but not an ugly one.
My first post on GW was a disaster. I lazily tried to shorten japanese maple with "jap. maple" which seemed the logical choice for abbreviation; unfortunately a typo left the period off. A Japanese gentleman was highly incensed and threatened to sue Garden Web for allowing a racial slur! Yikes! A perfectly innocent mistake leads to an international incident!!!

Too funny, Sue! I must have missed that post.

This generally is a very laid-back and nurturing place to learn about daylilies. It's a supportive group that ooh's and ah's over everyone's photos, is willing to (kindly) critique seedlings, offers advice on specific daylilies in their gardens and provides general enthusiam for the daylily.

I guess the good-naturedness of this forum must bore a few people, because posts are made by a very few that inevitably get people's dander up. And I guess that's why the comments are made in the first place . . .

I think that most of the people on Garden Web are nice and can handle discussions in a civilized manner. I am grateful to be able to associate with those people.

It seems to me we should all be able to discuss "incendiary" comments without causing mean arguments.

Let's all be nice.

Kay