[Wylie's Mom]

Originally Posted by Britster

Since this is directed at one of my posts, I CAN read long paragraphs. I choose not to because they're obnoxious to read and hurt my eyes. I was taught back in elementary school to not have long run on sentences and long never ending paragraphs. FWIW, your posts in this thread were super easy to read and follow. I kindly asked you once, and since I've seen you nastily bring it up a few more times, that's all I'll say on that subject matter.

At this rate, RC or any other dog food company that comes on here probably thinks YT'ers are a bunch of nuts we're just a little passionate, I suppose?

Thanks for joining us Ashley and giving us your professional opinion. I don't agree with everything, simply as a pet consumer, but eh what do I know, I guess? I just go with my gut, what I feel comfortable with, and what my dog does best on.

I don't like a lot of the newer 'holistic' type companies either. I appreciate the research that RC has put into their foods. I'm not even 100% against by products but I do feel this formula change is a downgrade. JMO.

Originally Posted by MarkFromSea

The shorter paragraphs help my eyes also. There's plenty that I don't read because of the discomfort associated with longer paragraphs.

Advertising, marketing, value added product, "FREE"(LMAO), market share, product specialization, niche, holistic is an example...... it's in everything from politics to produce. Our best asset is knowledge and our ability to look something up and analyze/decipher it, find what best applies to our individual needs.

It's actually in YT's Rules and Guidelines that long paragraphs are *not* to be used bc they're unreadable for most members:

3. Please do not use overly large fonts or hard to read fonts/colors. Your account privileges may be restricted if this courtesy isn't followed. Except for emphasis, please do not use ALL CAPITAL LETTERS when posting, as this can symbolize shouting. Please, do not write your posts using 1 overly-long paragraph - it must be broken into paragraphs for readability.