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'''Tact''' is a prudence or a sense of politeness neccessary in conversation with friends (or enemies) to maintain a good relationship.
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'''Tact''' is a prudence or a sense of politeness necessary in conversation with friends (or enemies) to maintain a good relationship.
    
Tact has similar meaning to [[Diplomacy]].
 
Tact has similar meaning to [[Diplomacy]].
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Examples of tactfullness are:
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Examples of tactfulness are:
 
* not speaking at all, where there is nothing complimentary to be said  
 
* not speaking at all, where there is nothing complimentary to be said  
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* saying something complimentary even if it is not apparently true (thats a unique hat you are wearing - a compliment though unique may be interpreted in many ways)
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* saying something complimentary even if it is not apparently true (ie. "That's a unique hat you are wearing." -- a compliment though unique may be interpreted in many ways)
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Examples of untactfullness are:
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Examples of untactfulness are:
 
*stating that [[George Bush]] has big ears. (while possibly true it does not help improve the situation)
 
*stating that [[George Bush]] has big ears. (while possibly true it does not help improve the situation)
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* any detrimental comments about a persons appearance, hygiene, or behaviour
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* any detrimental comments about a persons appearance, hygiene, or behavior
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