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I have an ambivalent relationship with quotes. There, where to place a quote, because someone on the "nutshell" is because you do not even say it aptly could, it seems legitimate. Also, for example, if a quote is used as a parable, a metaphor is (eg for a hammer, everything looks like a nail), under the motto "a picture is worth a thousand words", it is very useful .
Unfortunately, people often hide behind but also quotes. Because they have not formed their own opinion about this or that question? Because they fear position have to belong to fix it? Or is it just a decoration with foreign feathers?
I'm usually always more of a personal opinion and assessment of my interlocutor individuals rather than his apparent erudition. First, because it offers me more perspective and secondly while I know something about this caller.
I have an ambivalent relationship with quotes. There, where to place a quote, because someone on the "nutshell" is because you do not even say it aptly could, it seems legitimate. Also, for example, if a quote is used as a parable, a metaphor is (eg for a hammer, everything looks like a nail), under the motto "a picture is worth a thousand words", it is very useful . 
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