| If necessary, you should accept is as constructive criticism | If within the body of a communication there is that judgement, that part will be taken out |
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| "I didn't say you look funny, but if the cap fits, wear it! Idiom: if the cap fits, wear it colloq You can take the general criticism, etc personally if you think it applies to you |
" Jack is saying it indirectly.
| Only discussions that contribute to finding solutions and do not aggravate are permitted | " Jack: "If the shoe fits, wear it |
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| If a message involves judgment of a peer, criticism or defence of that peers competence, judgmental remarks, that message will be deleted | If the cap fits, wear it if you criticize another person and you also deserve criticism then you should accept the criticism and try and change i |
Imagine this dialogue: Jack: "Nobody likes someone who rats on other people.
9| The girl criticized her friend for borrowing money | Anything that does not serve this purpose will get deleted |
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| Actually this is what I understood from the Arabic proverb, which I believe is from a colloquial Egyptian origin | The TCTerms Team Read more:• Any input should have to do only with this purpose |
That's what we mean when we say if the cap fits, wear it.
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