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Wed, 28 Nov 2007 00:20:12 +0000

It sounds like you’re thinking of a particular post of mine. First of all, if you are talking about any post I made in relation to Cisse’s shooting, you should know that I posted the story of the incident word-for-word from the university, and any information I gave about it or related incidents was the way I understood them at the time. If you are talking about a post I made in relation to Cisse’s shooting, you should recognize that not all information was clear at the time, different stories were floating around campus, and it was a tragic, rare, and confusing situation in general.

In general I try to answer all factual questions with factual replies, often with links to the Admissions site stating the same answer (sometimes I just quote the site directly). If you looked through the replies I’ve given to factual questions on here, I think you’d find that the vast majority of the time I give factual answers, sometimes followed by my personal opinion on the same subject. On occasion, however, I’m in a rush, or it’s late at night, or I mis-read a post. I have just about 3,000 posts, not including any posts in any of the cafes, which aren’t included in post counts. There have been posts in that 3,000 where I have not given perfect advice. There have been posts were I’ve been completely wrong. There have also been posts where I’ve given out information that differs from official university word, sometimes because I’m mistaken, and more rarely because my experiences differ from whatever the university says (my goal in posting here is not to just give out whatever answers I think Zimmer would say). Of course, I also trust prospective students to make an effort to seek out the answers to factual questions themselves if the answers are easy to find. So, I don’t know which post of mine you are thinking about–feel free to PM me with if if you’d like. You should know, though, that I do make an effort to give out correct information, but in the end I’m a very busy college student, and you get what you pay for.