Beyond right and wrong, I think the fundamental problem is tone.
If you look at articles related to Seorak Grand Pond, you often see aggressive tones in posts and comments. Opinions may differ, but it would be nice if there was an atmosphere where people could say, "Ah, this person thinks that way." and move on.
Most of the time, even those who post incorrect information will understand if you kindly point it out to them.
For example, if someone mistakenly commented that "Seorak Grand Pond can be refunded even after a certain period,"
"Mr./Ms. A, Seorak Grand Pond cannot be refunded after a certain period. It is stated on the official website, so please check it once."
Most of the time, they would say, "I didn't know that. Thank you." and end the conversation.
On the other hand,
"That's not right? Haven't you even seen the site? Tsk tsk"
If you respond in this tone, it is easy to hurt feelings, and ultimately, it often leads to a fight as both sides react aggressively.
Even if the other person speaks sharply first, I think that responding with kindness just once would significantly reduce unnecessary arguments.
My point is one:
I think that if we are just a little kinder in our words, we can have a much more harmonious discussion.
Have a good day and enjoy!
This was an article by a student attending an essay academy ㅎㅎ
