> > be questions rather than accusations. > I thought I did exactly that. Well, you thought wrong. > > you're destined for my killfile if you keep it up). > Have you heard about constructive critic? > If you would prefer only good things about yourself, just let me know. > In my eyes I'm providing grumpy service to this community, if it's not > wanted - hey, all the better, it's not like I've got nothing better to do. Here's a piece of constructive criticism for you: you're trolling, even if you don't know it. There are a better ways to provide constructive criticism than this, such as a politely worded email which assumes the best rather than the worst. You can't criticize something - constructively or otherwise - unless you understand it, and that's where you should have started. Specific examples in your original email would have helped, too, rather than a broad generalization. Anyway, by assuming something bad about me - for the second time, with no particular justification - you just made my killfile. Good luck with everyone else. KEN -- Kenneth J. Pronovici <pronovic@debian.org>
Attachment:
pgpUNZucAiEIi.pgp
Description: PGP signature