From: Stefan Rusterholz Date: 2007-09-07T01:17:58+09:00 Subject: Re: subject line Chad Perrin wrote: > I guess you would feel privileged No need to be so aggressive. > to be told that to solve your problems > you should change your software choices If somebody told me how I could go at a problem in a different way I would -be thankful that he/she gives me another view -realize that it is his opinion how it would be better -he in no way forces me to do use his idea by simply telling it -I can stay with my old way all to my liking, but that I have to remember that it was my choice if that's not working optimally with the situation I'm in > without regard for any of the reasons you may have chosen the software you're using. Calm down, view the first few messages again, and you'll see that people actually first asked *nicely* if you couldn't do X or Y. You OTOH started biting fairly quickly in response. Also as far as I can see *nobody* said "Your software is stupid, use another" but said "with the one I use, I can do it using X", maybe asked, "can't yours?". Quite different from how you like to portray it. Maybe one or the other happend to chose his/her words badly. Consider that not everybody on this list has english as his first language. Regards Stefan -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.