Charlie Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Yeah. Discussions can get heated, and occasionally blow up, with
> people you've been talking to for a long time, but to be consistently
> rude to people you don't know at all is a different thing entirely.
You appear to place a lot of emphasis on superficial language.
I think it is more important not to force one's ideal on others than
to insert a few polite words into a sentence when communicating.
If you want to get terribly upset because I write sarcastically, that
is your prerogative. If I do not want to do something that someone
forces me to do, that is by definition NOT my prerogative. In other
words, supporting certain positions or rules has consequences on
others that those who support the rules should acknowledge, but
my writing sarcastic remarks does not impose any consequences
on you except for those you choose.
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