"The neat thing about the online world is that you are judged almost entirely by your actions, usually based on just your fingers. If you do generous things, people think you are a generous person. If you bully people, people assume you are a bully. If you ask dumb questions, people figure you’re dumb. Answer questions well and people assume you’re smart and generous… The biggest takeaway for me is this: online interactions are largely expected to be intentional. On purpose. Planned. People assume you did stuff for a reason."

Seth’s Blog: Who you are and what you do

25 Jan 2009 / 25 notes

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    It’s true people assume...acting with intent. And when you’re good with words it takes...
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