Thanks for the advice

[Sriram Narayanan <sr...@yahoo.com>]

Hi,

I'm still learning to interact with people on mailing lists, and try help when possible.

However, after reading what you have to say about my post, I guess there's a lesson for me to learn here, that mails can be very impersonal, and that I'd better 
see if my mail reflects what it is that I wish to say !

Thanks for this critique, I'm sure it'll help me improve.

Bye,

Sriram

>Then, there are those who chime in but don't or can't help. Micael Padraig
>Og mac Grene <ca...@harbornet.com> is to be lauded for his offer to
>look at your problem if you'd post it again. THAT's a great attitude. You
>get those in the middle like Sriram Narayanan <sr...@yahoo.com>
>whose post was of more dubious value. It wasn't clear to me if Sriram was
>really trying to be helpful or not. And then you get those that mock you,
>people like Weiqi Gao <we...@networkusa.net>. My take on the, "did you
>say please" post was that it was exceptionally rude, though you took it
>with good cheer. Bravo for you.



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