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"Points matter not! Judge me by my points, do you? Hmm? Hmm. And, well you should not..."
with apologies to LucasFilm, Ltd.

And why not? If I'm wrong, I expect one of you to trout slap me as needed. Others have expressed similar views.

The point being that we are (generally) a team with a similar purpose. I personally welcome all honestly-meant suggestions, regardless of the source. (Trolls, of course, will be cheerfully ignored.)

So feel free to offer your ideas on what I or we should do. Just understand that I may (or may not) listen to them...but that's my own lookout. :-)

--f

In reply to Re: Re: Re: What makes a bad question? by footpad
in thread What makes a bad question? by demerphq

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