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Re: Grainy and bad vibesPosted by Anne Beltestad on July 18, 2001 at 18:45:32: In reply to: Re: Grainy henna + the latest contorvercy posted by Maureen on July 18, 2001 at 17:46:01: I haven't had my paste get grainy, but then I usually don't strainafter mixing, but before. We use cake-decorating tubes, not j-bottles, and find it way easier to sift the henna (the fred-o-matic is neat, but pantyhose work ok too) then strain the lemon, tea mixture, etc. As for the bad vibes below, that stuff dismays me, too. I was going to post something to that effect until I saw you'd already done so. I think this forum was started in a spirit of sharing, of education and non-competitiveness, which for me at least was refreshing after a run-in with the local "McMehndi" artist who is just plain mean. I found this forum to be pleasant, friendly, etc., Catherine mailed me henna and designs, I met Kree through here, and so on. Lately the vibe has changed, and it's sad. I have no problem with objective statements about particular suppliers' products, but I do have a problem with people being paid to post here, being here for no other reason than to sell, sell, sell, putting down other products in favor of theirs, etc. There is a larger problem which to me is one of attitude. There seem to be more put-downs than usual, and a certain measure of arrogance/defensiveness that is really unpleasant. I agree about standards. We used to have them, or perhaps it was simply the unspoken agreement among adults. Whatever, this forum would be well-served to return to such standards. trying not to sound TOO much like a grad student, Anne Beltestad : it is represented in that war. Anyone who came to the forum within : the last 2 weeks for the first time must truly have a strange : perspective about what goes on here. Glad I found the forum a few : weeks prior and know what usually goes on here. I am glad you posted : because I was thinking that I was the only one turned off by it. : : Maureen
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