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Others include all my replies here (two of which I have updated in case I was misunderstood).
Don't sweat it. Any critical comments on the workings of the Monastery usually get a bad rep. It happens to everybody. Such is life... (I'm quite sure this note will go downwards too! — thereby proving my point. :-) )

OTOH, you did quite make up for it with this shot into the bull's eye.

p.s. Please don't let it make you refrain from posting justifiable critical comments. There's far too few of those around here — you likely can guess why.


In reply to Re: Guidance for a beginner with a bad reputation by bart
in thread Guidance for a beginner with a bad reputation by ysth

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