Wolfgang Denk wrote: >Please don't try to reinvent Usenet netiquette, poorly. >
Begging your pardon, sire. Thanks for the adverb too btw, quite a bonus - amusing, albeit poorly. And speaking of which... >Commercial >ads, job ofers and the like have always been banned. It's just lately >that nobody remembers the good old days any more and everybody thinks >he can force his ideas over everybody else. > > ?! Whoah, if that's the nature of the discussion, fine - count me out. Oh, and FYI - the good old days also involved rock musicians in spandex, and ... well ... whatever. If you were referring to me, then I retract any such "force" without hesitation - because until you told me otherwise, I was entirely ignorant to its existence. To be honest, I'm still not sure *what* force you're talking about, but I'll take your word for it. And while I'm at it, the next time you throw a dart, I sure hope it at least hits the dart-board - there's nothing more uncomfortable than having to apologise to an unknown, uninterested, and uninvolved bystander who has a dart sticking out of his forehead just for having been in the room. But for what it's worth, "oh don't be silly, no apology necessary". :-) >If there is demand for job offer postings, then these should be >handled on a separate mailing list. > > If you say so, I never really liked playing darts anyway, stupid game - too many people holding sharp instruments they have too little control over. Cheers, Geoff
