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> > From: Michael Dillon <[email protected]> > > Sure it has. But a lot of professionals have the attitude that details > > need to be hashed out discreetly in private so that a polished, > > professional front can be shown in public. > > Let's look at this statement and discuss professionalism a little > for fun. > ok tim, lets do that but just for fun :-) exactly how should the professional react to the following: [an earlier message from tim]... > >Thanks for all the spam..... > >these posting are like kindergarden of IP users with >little answers like: > >" please keep in mind that pings add traffic to the net " > >Blah, blah. blah. I'm sure I'm not the only one on the >net that considers these little ' oh, tie your shoe >before walking ... so called, help messages ' and the >' make sure to put all the hair in your pants before > zipping your zipper..... notes ... SPAMtastic > >Honestly, how some people who just learned how to PING or >do BGP now believe that everyone else on the net needs their >advice on the net is a mystery. a good manager praises in public, resolves 'personal' differences in private but that didn't work - no response. perhaps if we had ever met i might have seen some cause for the tirade above - we haven't. perhaps if i were some newby that "just learned to bgp" i'd have crawled back into some hole - i'm not. so forgive me if i have trouble sitting idly by while tim "waxes poetic" about the meaning of life and how to be a professional in the 90's. in your own words tim, "spamtastic" Jeff Young [email protected]
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