| GP |
Posted
on 26-Jul-01 11:28 PM
In this site or elsewhere, including TKP or Kantipur,
lets forget those F rated news papers and weekly, you
can always find peoples barking on very few selected
persons. Those selected persons have usually gained
some respects from common public. Well, in this forum
too there exists one such person whom many bark behind
bars ( with fake names, though name is not important,
it is certainly important when we want to ask you
"What about you, Mister?". Without real name, any
Narad can pretend like Bisnu). In this context,
one great fellow told me an example. When a GADHA
is walking on a Nepali Galli, hardly any dog will
care to bark, because everyone knows its GADHA,
but, as early as they smell that Elephant is coming
in front of them, or even in next Galli, all the
dogs join to make a great bark. Hathi (elephant)
does not care the small creature, the Dogs, and
continues ahead with its own pace as it does not
have ears. Well, dogs wanted to show that you
are so big that we are afraid you and thats why
we are barking on you. You are really big, its
our pride to get chance to bark on such great
animal. So, continue to bark jointly, while
elephant continues.
Great minds discuss ideas;
Average minds discuss events;
Small minds discuss people. -- Source unknown.
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| ashu |
Posted
on 27-Jul-01 12:41 AM
Hi Gyaneswor-ji,
You well know that writing/posting publicly (whether brilliant stuff or stupid stuff) in one's name and standing behind one's ideas/thoughts is, alas, NOT for everyone.
I, for one, have come to find it perfectly all right if some our fellow-Nepalis -- using fake names -- think of nothing but give highly imaginative/coarse and khattam "gaali" to real-name
posters here and elsewhere.
And so, whenever I see these "gaali", my attitude has grown to be: Long live these anonymous attackers who need space to vent their anger/frustrations/gaali and much else besides. These fellow-Nepalis deserve quiet sympathy and relentless "free speech" support, and NOT moral lectures.
Meantime, we all know that comments from posters using real names such as you GP-ji, Suman Pradhan, San, Sally, Biswo, Trailokya, Namita, Gandhi, Arnico, Akhilesh, Kiran Sitoula, Hemndra Bohra, Diwas K, Bik, and many others NEED to be taken seriously regardless of whether one agrees or disagrees with their ideas.
Marketing gurus tell us that for a Web site to be successful,
there also has to be strong brand identification; and, it's great
to see that by attracting Nepalis in and out of Boston, this
site is well on its way to become a 'strong brand'.
Long live this GBNC Web site too.
oohi
ashu
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