>    > You may claim that my environment does not represent yours. Sure,
 >   > fine. Similarly, *yours does NOT represent mine*.
>
>    I'm not telling you what to do.

By making a statement "this solution works" without any qualifiers, you 
essentially are.
The truth is - it works well for *some* environments, including yours. I've 
some where it would work too.
Unfortunately, I *also* have plenty where it cannot work.

>    . . . . .  It's reasonable to suspect that even someone I
>    know and I know is smart may not have all the relevant details.

My point is - we *both* may not have all the relevant details about each 
other's environments. Which is why I absolutely disagreed with your "this 
solution works" statement. 

>    Besides, your
>
>    >>> With all due respect, *absolutely not*.
>
>    followed by no explanation, seems like much more likely to be intended
>    to cause offense than "I'm not sure what it is you're imagining"
>    followed by an explanation.  I took it at face value however, and
>    followed up.  What a crime.

;-) OK, touche.

 

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