The quote below was from a posting on another topic. I don't mean this to criticize the author, but just as a representation of some of the things I see in IBM-Main from time to time. Actually, the posting I cut this from was very good.
I just wonder if someone reading this who was thinking about a career in mainframes, would decide they didn't want to work with that sort of people after being called a "thumb-sucking when-all-else- fails: reboot crowd." If his college had some classes offered from the IBM program for mainframe training, he might just think I don't want to work with people that call me these things. This is just a thought. I don't know how many people who work on MS servers or networks would even bother to read IBM-Main, but those who do might not get a very good impression of us mainframe people from reading the paragraph quoted below. Eric Bielefeld Milwaukee, Wisconsin > I think I'm pretty much middle of the pack. I'm one of the few who will be > the > bridge from the crotchety old farts to the thumb-sucking when-all-else- > fails: > reboot crowd. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
