Re: You give MVPs a bad name
From: Ron Bogart (ripSPAM_at_SUXtbit.net)
Date: 10/10/04
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Date: Sun, 10 Oct 2004 13:21:06 -0500
In news:Gkead.8390$UP1.7028@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net,
Steve N. <me@here.now> did some thinking and came up with these words:
> Ron Bogart wrote:
>
>> In news:O9Z9d.7818$UP1.6898@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net,
>> Steve N. <me@here.now> did some thinking and came up with these
>> words:
>>> Carey Frisch [ID10T] wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> No, it is a limitation of the FAT32 file system.
>>>>
>>>
>>> You might as well ask the OP if the computer will fit through the
>>> nearest open window so he can toss it out.
>>
>> snipped the accompanying BS
>>
>>> Steve
>>
>>
>> Sorry Steve - your attitude would preclude you from being anything
>> more than the moronic ass that you are.
>>
>
>
> I know what my attitude and my intentions were even if you can't
> perceive them. My underlying protest concerning Carey's reply habits
> stands, even though I admit I was a bit over the edge about it. His
> record speaks for itself, and in this case once again Carey was
> clearly mistaken as evidenced by the OP's reply to my answer to his
> original question (which I have quoted in this thread a couple of
> times).
> Will Carey ever admit to being wrong? Only time will tell, but I doubt
> it. Earlier in this thread I pointed out his error in assumptions and
> just like many times in the past when someone points out his errors,
> he doesn't even bother to acknowledge it. He gets called on his
> mistakes repeatedly by many people and never cops to them. Therefore
> I and several others are left to surmise that he lacks a sense of
> responsibility that one would hope to be associated with MVP status.
>
> Carey assumed he knew what the OP was talking about and he was wrong.
> I just happened to catch him at it early in the thread.
>
> Steve
While you may know what your intentions were, your actions are preventing
your goal from being achieved. Your personal attacks do nothing but draw
attention to yourself and not to the issue. If you feel Carey's answer is
incorrect, then feel free to offer what you feel is better or more precise
advice in it's stead.
My reply to you was based not only on the outwardly abusive way you chose to
make your point made, but by the statement "Maybe if I repost this a hundred
times I'll get to be an MVP, too!" The award does apply to the amount of
posts made, but also by the accuracy and helpfulness of the posts.
I would ask that if you feel Carey is not doing his job, then prove it so by
providing better advice in a consistent and continual basis.
Thanks for listening - I will go back to my participation in other threads
as I feel this one died near the third post in it.
--
Ron Bogart {} τΏτ¬
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