Re: Insert into middle
From: Bob Barrows [MVP] (reb01501_at_NOyahoo.SPAMcom)
Date: 10/26/04
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Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 14:42:56 -0400
John wrote:
>> 1. Why are you assuming he even saw your answer before posting his?
> With a difference of 4 hours ??
Why do you think the timestamp on a message determines whether or not
someone has received it? This is the internet. And even if he has received
it, why do you assume that he has read it? I very often answer a question
without reading the other replies.
> Are you still connected with 56 kps
> modem?
Me? No, I have a cable modem. I can't speak for Aaron. Even if he did have a
56kps modem, why do you think that would have anything to do with whether or
not his ISP's news server has received your post, given the well-known
vagaries of the internet? And even if he had downloaded it, why do you think
your answer was definitive enough to not need some
reinforcement/clarification?
>
>> 2. Why should there be any difference between your answers? The
>> correct answer is the correct answer.
> Why to 2 answers? It only confuse things.
>
>> 3. Why shouldn't he attempt to provide a little expansion on or
>> clarification of a previously posted reply?
> Pfff
Don't be silly. Read it again. His post gave some details about relational
database theory that yours only hinted at. If I was the OP, I would be
grateful to receive both replies. This is not a show-up-the-other-repliers
contest. Just because he replied does not mean he thought your reply was
deficient. Relax. We're friends here.
>
>
> ONCE AGAIN, Yes Aaron, you have the bad habit to give the same
> answer, or do i call it 'little expansion on or clarification of'.
> You must understand that English is not the native language of all
> posters. Unnecessarily to repeat them in correct English. Or is this
> the way to become the title of MVP?
No. I submit that you should go to the MVP website and see the list of
hundreds of non-English speakers in those ranks. You should drop this now.
Bob Barrows
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