Gary,
Thanks for going first! I agree with your comments. The worthy
administrators of this forum are charged not only with the day-to-day
administration of the forum, but with maintaining the established
rules for its use. In some cases they must use some judgement and
make tough calls to preserve both the letter and intent of those rules.
I have personally received a few off-line notes from time to time
suggesting that a particular discussion is a bit outside the intent
of the forum. As a participant, I feel this is their call.
Each of us subscribes and participates to the degree that we choose.
Many of us at one time or another may have offended others, or been
offended by others. In any case, the choice to continue one's
participation is personal. John has chosen not to participate, as
he feels he was offended. This is his choice, and I respect his
right to make that choice based on his personal beliefs etc. I am
certain that John would feel the same way if someone un-subscribed
because they were offended by John.
John (if you're still out there), all agree on your technical
competence, and willingness to share your expertise. However, the
recent onslaught of notes, many of which involved hair-splitting,
were beginning to wear on my nerves. I encourage you to rejoin us
in this worthwhile exchange of ideas, but cut us a little slack on
the hair-splitting.
George Alspaugh
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