> First, a bit of a rant. A lister here offered to help me by looking directly > at my code and resolving my problem. That was 10 days ago. I was patient. I > kept in touch with him. He kept saying he'd get to it. He never did. The > result is that I am now 10 days further behind on a project I'm now 2.5 > months behind on. The moral of the story is that if you're not sincerely > going to help, do not offer to "help", because you're just creating even > more problems.
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