There's an interesting thread floating around here asking what topics members hate to see. I thought I'd switch things up with one asking what types of threads we actually like to read and respond to. (Please pardon that glaring grammatical error.)
Some of my personal favorites include the articles. These are often entertaining and almost always educational. I also love the real-life stories about nurses being patients, the ones about the positives of nursing, and of course the funny ones and the WILTW threads.
I enjoy the threads where posters get a reality check.
Life itself is a reality check. I don't believe in sarcasm and telling others with less experience off. I think that only reflects bad onto the OP of the said post. Most experienced nurses should respect newer ones and GNs , take us under your wing, not throw us under the bus.
Are you serious Farawyn? I dislike the trolls. They lure you in with beguiling titles and maybe the first few sentences of their posts are interesting, then become so absurd that you can only hope are written by "trolls".
If that is what you mean by trolls?
Can someone please point out the glaring grammatical error? I don't see it unless it is ending the sentence with a preposition? I thought that grammar rule was flexible?
This is a thread about posts you enjoy....I get annoyed with responses that don't stick to the point of the title .
I understand what the thread title means. I don't know what in my response led you to the conclusion that I do not.
Life itself is a reality check. I don't believe in sarcasm and telling others with less experience off. I think that only reflects bad onto the OP of the said post. Most experienced nurses should respect newer ones and GNs , take us under your wing, not throw us under the bus.
I like the threads when GNs and students thank the experienced nurses for their help and guidance.
Dianna11
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Life itself is a reality check. I don't believe in sarcasm and telling others with less experience off. I think that only reflects bad onto the OP of the said post. Most experienced nurses should respect newer ones and GNs , take us under your wing, not throw us under the bus.