Ettiquette & Comments on Social Media

Peter Mohylsky - Thank you! What a nice compliment.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Awe! Thank you Scott Godzyk. As Social Media continues to be a way of life, it's a good reminder to all. When I think about we see and hear on the news today with the digging going back 30 years or more, it will be very easy to get a lot more about people than they think and that's the reason why everyone has to think before they input information with keystrokes and send!

Have a very Merry Christmas and great New Year!

Brian England - There is no doubt in my mind that you live a life with purpose including integrity. 

Have a Merry Christmas and best New Year, my friend!

Richie Alan Naggar - You're another good reason why I'm lucky to be on ActiveRain. You're a man with principle and integrity. You are a source of great wisdom.

I wish you all the blessings of the holiday. 

I always enjoy seeing my fellow kind at work...(any work) for how can we leave a mark, memory or sign our life signatures if not going about it? To know someone is to love them, the very basic beginning of it all and the beauty of it? Anyone can do it! Begin or continue but this is that time to do Patricia Feager, MBA, CRS, GRI,MRP 

Richie Alan Naggar - You have the gift of speaking to my heart. Thank you.

Debb Janes EcoBroker and Bernie Stea JD - Another thing I learned is when in doubt, don't! 

On a personal note, I'm proud to know you and had the pleasure of reading many of your blog posts that were all so enjoyable. Your comments are always kind and authentic. 

I am convinced, you live your life with purpose and don't engage in Shanahan's nor do you waste your time. 

Wishing you all the joys of the meaning of Christmas.

Shirley Coomer - Thank you! 

May you have a very special holiday with great happiness always.

Mike Bjork - Yes! Absolutely - living by the "Golden Rule."

Ron and Alexandra Seigel - Thank you. May you continue to live in peace and harmony. 

George Souto - For me, that's my biggest conquest. And I don't think I'm alone. 

You hit the nail on the head!

Hannah Williams - Reading your comment today had a very positive effect on me. 

Thank you!

Peter Spain - That a powerful and truthful comment. We should always strive to keep our reputations in tack and not have them ruined. 

Thank you, so much!

Amanda S. Davidson - Thank you! You have a great heart and I consider you to be a true role model for your team and here on ActiveRain. I am pretty certain your parents have been bursting with pride since the day you were born. 

Kevin Mackessy - You're right! I don't think a lot of people have filters and it is embarrassing even if it isn't directed at me. Here on AR there were times I was embarrassed about some comments and just hit the delete. In doing so, I let it go! 

Candice A. Donofrio - My parents taught me it's okay to be yourself at home. When you're behind closed doors here at home, you might not like the rules but this is where you practice obedience and learn discipline. BUT! When you're in public, you always be your best self and cause no embarrassment to yourself, others, or this family. 

I like what you said, there's absolutely no excuse for not being charming. 

Debe Maxwell, CRS - I would like to think ActiveRain is a safe-haven but have learned and still learning not to put my guard down. I don't like being double-crossed or put in a tight spot to feel uncomfortable. This is why I believe etiquette on social media is so important. In sales, you have to be competitive but not to the extent of destroying other people. Professionalism is a number one priority. It's good that you have Bill to discuss topics like this. I have a feeling when it comes to compassion and empathy, you two are the perfect match.

Gayle Rich-Boxman Fishhawk Lake Real Estate - I have heard that Wonder is a good movie but never saw it or if there was a book, never read it either. It sounds like it would be worthwhile to see. I do agree with you, Criticism, ego prejudice, being judgemental can cause monumental damage."

Patricia, it is a MUST SEE. Beautifully done, and it also deals with many issues: bullying, facial disformity and what comes from that, intelligence and how it's perceived, breaking down barriers, family relationships, death of a beloved dog, and making a difference no matter what you are handed in life, how to shift an entire mindset by being a Wonder. 

Gayle Rich-Boxman Fishhawk Lake Real Estate - I have never been to Monet Gardens in France. I took this photo at Japanese Gardens in Fort Worth, TX. It is my favorite place for serenity. I have posted and shared many photos of Japanese Gardens on ActiveRain. It's very peaceful.