@ Bilijana: stay with us. A hunger strike will convince you? --- As a lecturer of Diplo, I consider myself lucky to have had the opportunity to join this course I have longed for. It exceeded my expectations in terms of exploring the richness of words and the immense potential of the language to help us express ourselves as social animals (Aristotle) and as mere human beings. It is [present tense premeditated] an attractive, instructive and entertaining course, and, as some colleagues mentioned it too, it is useful for any professional branch, not just for diplomats.

Better is the enemy of good! Why fix it if it works perfectly, as everyone so enthusiastically confirmed.

Why shorter? We did not want this course to end!

Why sharper? It is sharp enough, it gives the participant the possibility to sharpen it at any time, as proved by the '1001' annotations.

If we go on a hunger strike, would we convince you to stay? Source author: Petru Dumitriu <PetruD@diplomacy.edu>