That's pretty much how I see it. As for commenting and sharing... I share more than I comment (And I comment more than I submit), but it's a safe assumption to make that if I comment on it, I've shared it (and I try to make it so that whenever I submit, I make a comment as well). The times where I shared and didn't comment is for a couple of reasons: 1. I have nothing to really say on the topic. 2. I have something to say, but don't trust myself to say it. (This is the most likely scenario 9 times out of 10) 3. The post doesn't lend itself to discussion.Interesting way to look at it. I assume my followers like what I've shared in the past, which is just stuff I've found interesting. Because of this I share anything I find interesting.
Yes, that's what I mean and what I figured you meant by your line about forceful re-education. During the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) many people were sent from the city to the country to be re-educated through labour. There were also re-education camps (prisons) in Vietnam at the end of the war there. I believe that what you're saying is that there are many ways to educate and share ideas warmly. While the post at the top of this thread is quite awesome, it sounds weirdly hostile. kb is an awesome writer and contributor who I like very much, so when the forceful re-education occurs, I don't take it personally. But I still found your line very funny!!
I agree with flagamuffin. Say it Owl. Clearly you want to be wise (as an owl?). Hubski is a beach on the ocean of thought. There are many lifeguards.