Re: Beginners list

# I fully agree. Internet newsgroups and/or forums, by their very
# nature, are notoriously easy places for misunderstandings to occur.
# Based on the fact that usually one is communicating with someone
# halfway around the world, who you've probably never met, and whose
# first language may not be English, it's hardly surprising more
# misunderstandings don't take place.

# However, I do think that some of our more "misunderstood" posters
# should occasionally take the time to re-read what they've just typed,

# then pause and think about potential misinterpretation before
pressing
# the send button.

I think your point is good if understated. Some of the language and
the words that the people you are referring elect to use is quite
remarkable and not in a positive manner.

If people don't have anything helpful to contribute then keep your
hands in your pocket and let someone else field the question.

.

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