TED Talk on YouTube

[Marty M]

TED Talks

Sarah Kaminsky: My Father The Forger

https://youtu.be/OF2N6a3t6uY

[Dixon]

That was awesome. It brought tears to my eyes.

[Marty M]

That was awesome. It brought tears to my eyes.

It brought tears to my eyes also. I hope people watch it. Thank you for responding.
Marty

[pbrinton]

That was awesome. It brought tears to my eyes.

Please, folks, if you are going to post this kind of thing, reference the material being praised for those of us who may have missed it the first time, and read the Digest rather than the site.

Patrick Brinton

[Dixon]

Please, folks, if you are going to post this kind of thing, reference the material being praised for those of us who may have missed it the first time, and read the Digest rather than the site.

Patrick, I get the Digest too. All you have to do in a situation like this is hit the Website/Reply button, which takes you to the thread where you can immediately see the referenced link (or whatever material was referenced).

[pbrinton]

Patrick, I get the Digest too. All you have to do in a situation like this is hit the Website/Reply button, which takes you to the thread where you can immediately see the referenced link (or whatever material was referenced).

True, and in this case it is a short thread. Even then it is a multi-click process; when it is a complex thread the original post is often much harder to find (and as you know some of them get pretty complex!) The reply button by default quotes the original post; why not just leave the quote there, which turns it into a one-click process? (Not picking on you here, Dixon; I see this a lot. Sometimes it is something like "I really agree with what you say" with no reference to what is being agreed to.)

Patrick Brinton