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Posted by Markus Ernst on 06/13/06 15:00
Bent Stigsen schrieb:
> http://groups.google.ch/groups/profile?enc_user=AcliMxsAAADYssPP5XuA7Fx9WO2vLWuFafi1F26NDuwKz324rebT9g
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>>shows that you are quite new to newsgroups; you might want to read some
>>pages on netiquette. (I remember to have made some postings I am not
>>proud of when I first started to post to newsgroups, so I know what I
>>write about.)
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> When going head first into a mass of people from widely different cultures,
> many trying to convey their message in a foreign language, then I think
> some initial conflicts is what can be expected, regardless of the person.
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> And people change. If someone made some mistakes and they learned from them,
> then that's a sign of a very good quality in a person.
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> IMO, people who don't understand that, are not worth pleasing or working
> for.
Yes... I was actually argueing with people trying to tell me not to
top-post and to use a correct sig delimiter... :-) There are actually 2
communication problems about this stuff in usenet:
1. People who tell newbies they are assholes instead of just pointing
them the right direction
2. Newbies who assume they are told to be assholes even if they are
politely pointed to the right direction...
--
Markus
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