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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7563829" data-attributes="member: 6795602">I'm going to try to avoid escalating this discussion further and focus on attempting to make less harsh comments in hopes for further discussion.&nbsp;&nbsp; I hope you will do the same&nbsp; I also want to invite you to try and view our conversation from my perspective.&nbsp; From my perspective, my immediate response to you challenging my use of clear as not being colorless was to say Please ask yourself if that quote lines up with your characterization of my posts.&nbsp; Please also give me some insight into why you never direclty responded to this comment because from my perspective, if you had responded to this particular comment the discussion would have went forward and we both would have avoided a good deal of frustration regarding this particular side topic.From my perspective, It was only after I made that comment above in an attempt to move the discussion forward that I made a comment trying to explain why I didn't have a problem substituting colorless in for clear.&nbsp; That comment is below.From my perspective, you attempted to challenge my use of clear again when from my persepctive it no longer really mattered because I had already changed the relevant example from clear to colorless.&nbsp; From my perspective I answered that challenge by trying to explain again that I mean a particular thing when I use the term &quot;clear marble&quot;.&nbsp; I also give a picture showing exactly the kind of marble I refer to as clear.From my perspective, you still weren't addressing the updated example which would have allowed the conversation to move past &quot;clear marbles&quot; but instead you commented yet again just to tell me yet again that clear marbles aren't necessarily colorless.So, that's how the events unfolded from my perspective.&nbsp; Can you at least try to view this discussion from my perspective before you start harshly accusing me of behaviors that are clearly not present when you view the conversation from my perspective.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 7563829, member: 6795602"] I'm going to try to avoid escalating this discussion further and focus on attempting to make less harsh comments in hopes for further discussion. I hope you will do the same I also want to invite you to try and view our conversation from my perspective. From my perspective, my immediate response to you challenging my use of clear as not being colorless was to say Please ask yourself if that quote lines up with your characterization of my posts. Please also give me some insight into why you never direclty responded to this comment because from my perspective, if you had responded to this particular comment the discussion would have went forward and we both would have avoided a good deal of frustration regarding this particular side topic. From my perspective, It was only after I made that comment above in an attempt to move the discussion forward that I made a comment trying to explain why I didn't have a problem substituting colorless in for clear. That comment is below. From my perspective, you attempted to challenge my use of clear again when from my persepctive it no longer really mattered because I had already changed the relevant example from clear to colorless. From my perspective I answered that challenge by trying to explain again that I mean a particular thing when I use the term "clear marble". I also give a picture showing exactly the kind of marble I refer to as clear. From my perspective, you still weren't addressing the updated example which would have allowed the conversation to move past "clear marbles" but instead you commented yet again just to tell me yet again that clear marbles aren't necessarily colorless. So, that's how the events unfolded from my perspective. Can you at least try to view this discussion from my perspective before you start harshly accusing me of behaviors that are clearly not present when you view the conversation from my perspective. [/QUOTE]

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