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*On the topic of not assuming in general: '''[//en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk%3ASean_Hannity&diff=322668083&oldid=322631947 As one user put it]''', from ''[[Talk:Sean Hannity/Archive 5#Userboxen and the like]]'' |
*On the topic of not assuming in general: '''[//en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk%3ASean_Hannity&diff=322668083&oldid=322631947 As one user put it]''', from ''[[Talk:Sean Hannity/Archive 5#Userboxen and the like]]'' |
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If you find yourself unable to assume good faith about another user's actions, then at least don't assume bad faith. You can still give the benefit of the doubt by simply not assuming, one way or another.[1]
- ^ And don't forget; Assuming is making an ass out of you and me!
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- On the topic of not assuming in general: As one user put it, from Talk:Sean Hannity/Archive 5#Userboxen and the like