Nothing interactive about Transitions
Wang HokPublished: Mar 5, 2003 11:31 AM | Updated: Jan 29, 2008 6:21 PM
Oon Yeoh's Transitions
seems to serve only one purpose, and that is, to air his views, to prove his views are right and to bash up those who disagree with him.His latest victims are James Ng ( No changes allowed in Transitions after posting
) and Yasir ( Transitions: a taste of his own medicine ). There is nothing interactive about Transitions. If a view that is opposite to his is put forward, all Yeoh seems to care to do is look for the mistakes of his opponents and go for their throats in the swiftest manner. If Transitions is truly interactive, Yeoh would pause and think about others' views, no matter how poorly the views are put across, and be gentle to those who disagree.When a person has to provide lengthy replies every single time to every view he holds and bashes up those who do not share the view, something is wrong.
As I said before, Transitions may prove to be a problem for malaysiakini in the long run. But unlike Yeoh who seems to insist on being right all the time, I admit that I may be wrong in this assessment. Let's wait and see.
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