On Mon, 2009-06-29 at 15:13 -0400, Terry Carmen wrote: > > On Mon, 2009-06-29 at 14:24 -0400, Terry Carmen wrote: > > > > Whilst Wietse's Postfix mostly rocks you need to drop that 'God' like > > arse licking Terry. It makes you look a tit dude. If something sucks it > > sucks. No matter who wrote it, who's project it is, or the cost of it. > > I appreciate Wietse's help because I've spent decades and hundreds of > thousands of dollars for product support that doesn't come close to what's > available here for free. > > Try getting free support for any Microsoft server product directly from the > developers. Let us know how that works for you. > > Terry > And so do I. I think if you look at any of my posts where he has helped me (and there have been many) I've always thanked him. That does not mean I have to agree with him and I'm not prepared to say 'Why is this?' Who better to ask than the author?
Genius coders often don't see why something matters to an end user. They get stuck in arguing the semantics. A trawl through google asking how to disable Postscatter will give you some idea of the quality of the answers (which are mostly just short of abuse). That is not helpful. So when you mention Microsoft support I don't think abuse is something I would expect as the norm. I tried to keep it light hearted - but the same old thing happens. It's really *not* worth getting into a fight about it. It just creates bad feelings and gets a valid feature no nearer.
