If it is about courtesy, tell me why few top-posters has been flamed so that they have left this list, but none of the bottom-posters? Why these kind of chains has always started by bottom-poster complaining how people write? Maybe the top-posters has had the courtesy of leaving because they do see what the opponent is made of? So let the bottom-posters have their way... It is one part of the sydrome, need to get the victory. Let them teach all the world how they are superior and they do know how to write correctly. Let them join M$! (oops..sorry) Jaska.

You just don't get it, do you?

This isn't about winning or losing an argument, it's about courtesy.

On Sunday 07 March 2004 12:28 pm, Terence McCarthy wrote:

On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 00:53:38 +0200

jaska wrote:

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I'm totally happy with me,

You just don't get it, do you?

This isn't about winning or losing an argument, it's about courtesy.

Terence ok, you won. I'm one of those with a lot more to do in life then listening to this bulls**t. I was thinking that I joined a SuSE mailinglist, stupid me, so I'm quickly chancelling, probably not the only one. Cheers, Herman

On Sunday 07 March 2004 1:40 pm, Terence McCarthy wrote:

On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 12:53:27 +1300

Herman Christiani wrote:

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ok, you won. I'm one of those with a lot more to do in life then listening to this bulls**t. I was thinking that I joined a SuSE mailinglist, stupid me, so I'm quickly chancelling, probably not the only one.

Herman,

This thread developed it's tenor fairly quickly- ignore the threads you don't like or have an interest in.

As for cancelling, that would be a loss to the list and, maybe, to you. Please don't let one thread turn you off a list that is very useful and supportive of anyone interested in Linux, especially SuSE Linux. Like any club or voluntary organisation there are norms- is that unacceptable?

Terence Agreed, but why not simply ignore, /dev/null Trying to explain is mostly just a waste of time and clogs up the list. Cheers, Herman

Just delete threads you don't like, thats the best way. Like Terence said, don't let one silly thread turn you off. Matt On Sat, 2004-03-06 at 16:40, Terence McCarthy wrote:

On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 12:53:27 +1300 Herman Christiani wrote:

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ok, you won. I'm one of those with a lot more to do in life then listening to this bulls**t. I was thinking that I joined a SuSE mailinglist, stupid me, so I'm quickly chancelling, probably not the only one.

Herman,

This thread developed it's tenor fairly quickly- ignore the threads you don't like or have an interest in.

As for cancelling, that would be a loss to the list and, maybe, to you. Please don't let one thread turn you off a list that is very useful and supportive of anyone interested in Linux, especially SuSE Linux. Like any club or voluntary organisation there are norms- is that unacceptable?

Terence