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01-12-2012, 12:56 PM
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I've been one who asked.
 Honestly, I would like to know if there is something serious I should be aware of....and I'd also like to know if the "reference" is a good one too. I recently asked about someone....not randomly or haphazardly or in general...but someone that I knew actually KNEW the person I was asking about...and someone whose opinion I trusted. I'm very glad I did. Now....would I reach out and offer my opinion without being asked? No. My feeling is that, if someone wants to know, they will ask me. Would I give an opinion about someone I didn't know well? No, I'd decline. Would I give an honest, factual account of someone that I did know well? Yep.
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