> . They have no notion what a root server system
> is, let alone what to do with one if someone told them that they
> were hooked up to one. They wouldn't even know what being
> "hooked up to a root server system" means, let alone an OS or
> a DNS.
>
> In short, let's have a little less techynerd arrogance here, if you please.
>
If anyone is interested in getting over such arrogance, one
worthwhile way to do it is to consider how 'they' might *get a notion
of what a root server system is. Wont it be just the same way
everyone who does did, by talking with and working with some
techynerd who talked and worked in ways they could understand?
Which is a convoluted way to say, when youre talking and working
'technical' stuff, do it in ways that someone who doesnt already
understand *can understand. We dont need more ways to say
'one who knows what they are doing' -- but if 'techynerd' means
'one who thinks they know but cant be bothered to explain it or
teach it in a sensible way in order to find out,' isnt that covered by
'ignoramus'?
kerry, trying to understand
