Healthy Discussion Practice Pattern

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These are set of rules which i do follow whenever i be a part of any discussion:
1.Generally try to Establish a Dialog.
2.Try exchanging ideas
3.Never interrupt
4.Do not argue
5.Be a good listener
6.Clarify all the doubts.
7.Be honest.
8.Respect the voice of the rest

Thanks,
VeeraJ

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