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On Wed, 11 Jun 2008 10:42:32 -0700, felix@×××××××.com wrote: |
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> > Please don't hijack threads like this. |
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> Even if that were an example of thread hijacking, are you perfect? |
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> Have you never made a mistake? |
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What is the relevance of that. We all make mistakes, some learn fro them |
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and help others learn too. |
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> If someone does it over and over, then complain. Otherwise buy |
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> yourself a glass house. |
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On the other hard, a polite request at the outset saves the person the |
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potential embarrassment of making the mistake several times over. Most |
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thread hijacking is unintentional, so why not inform someone of the |
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correct approach at the first opportunity? |
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Neil Bothwick |
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"getting performance from Windows is like getting blood from a stone - |
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after banging my head against the stone several times I got some blood" |
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Author of Lightwave 3D |
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