Re: Web server permission in FC9

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Tim:
>> THIS IS NOT A TOP POSTING LIST.  I will NOT answer any further top posts
>> on this thread, and I won't be the only one that feels that way.  If you
>> want help from the members, conform to this list's etiquette.

Charles Layno:
> I was going to thank you for your help. It solved my problem but if this 
> bothers you to the point of a busting a blood vessel, I think I will look 
> elsewhere for help. I know you don't care, and I don't care you don't care, 
> but you ranting is not worth my time and I will be sure to "spread the word" 
> of this list's "helpfulness at your own risk" in my travels.

While you're at it, don't forget to mention that you were the rude one
that didn't want to abide by the list etiquette, erroneously thought it
fine to be a lout, and erroneously thought it wrong to be told to stop
doing what you shouldn't be doing.  I don't know where you learnt your
manners from, but you didn't learn them very well.  When you get told to
wipe your feet before tramping mud in the house, you do what you should
have done without having to be told about it, and you don't bitch about
it.  I have no sympathy for people who've not managed to learn something
so basic, like that, that they should have learnt before they even
attended school.

When someone wants help from a list, it's up to them to fit in with the
list, and not dummy-spit that they shouldn't have to fit in with others.
You had it pointed out once, you carried on, you got told again.  You'll
keep on get "corrected" until you get it right.  The solution for not
getting told off for being a pain is up to you, the answer is simple.
You've already had the "caring" (pointing out how this list runs), the
"don't care" has been you.

Those of the regulars who want to be here, and keep things running
smoothly, point these things out from time to time.  Top posting crap
has been getting worse, of late.  It's not welcome here, at all.

It's bad enough downloading so many megs a month, without having someone
else artificially bloat the traffic with unneccessary cruft, and it'd be
bloody awful if everybody did it.  A few hundred monthly messages all
twenty times bigger than necessary, and it adds up very quickly.

Seriously, if you want to do top-quoting against the list norm, and
without snipping out unneccessary prior message content, and expect that
everyone should just put up with your lack of care, then DO go
elsewhere.  Go and waste other people's bandwidth, instead.  Bloated
messages waste everybody's bandwidth and storage space (the list
server's, and all of the list participants).

Don't let the door, etc., etc...

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