Seriously?
Let me start with the obvious question: Why did you finish the article, then? If you're so opposed to taking suggestions, stop reading sooner. Also, if you don't want people telling you what you should buy, then I can only suppose that you live in a cave far from other human contact, and this article was the first thing you read when you emerged from isolation for your yearly visit to the internet. Maybe I'm weird, but I give and receive recommendations about products/businesses/services all the time.
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If you all don't mind (or even if you do!), I'll continue to make my green living suggestions. I'll pass along tips and ideas that work for me. I'll talk about books I've read and TV shows I've watched, and maybe the occasional product that makes my life better. And if that offends you...
I don't even know what to say, except perhaps 'goodbye'.
How do you feel about idea suggestions? Are you more likely to buy something if it's recommended by a friend? What about a fellow blogger?
3 comments:
It's always interesting to hear what other folks think about products, books, politics, ideas, discoveries etc....as long as they don't mind me having my own ideas.
I don't like being told what to buy either, but really? Read an article like that and have an issue with it? Even without getting into advertisements, there are millions of similar ones out there and it's easy enough to follow the advice or ignore them.
Suggestions are always a good idea. It's how we try things we might not otherwise think of.
Yep. I agree with both of you.
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