[dundee] Oh dear

[Digit (SG)]

i wasnt trying to be smart.  :P  my sentiment was intended to be the same as
" help us help you".

by changing subject headers, and adding one line questions which do not
offer one iota of details as to the context of your dilema, you havn't been
making it easy on us.
background info is always helpful and the more often you write in such info
with your questions, the better you become at keeping it all relevant. ...
and of course getting useful answers back.

i say this to you having had it said to me so many times too.  :D   i know
it seems like folk r just being difficult, demanding and dugged-minded as to
the way questions can be asked, but it really is for everyone's benefit.

here's the sort of thing i was thinking of.  tips like found in here i have
found invaluable and have saved me so much wasted time and enabled me to do
things previously considered impossible.
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html


gordon, thnx for clearing that up.


On 05 Dec 2007 11:42:45 +0100, Jacek Sapieja <sapieja at interia.pl> wrote:
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>
>
>           Another one trying to be smart.
>           You are quite good in telling me how to ask questions
>           but you cannot answer to the full description of the problem
>           that I've sent in the earlier e-mails ( one of them only got
>           diplayed).Reliability of taylug is a bit overrated.
>
>                            It was nice "meeting" you guys.
>
>                              Jacek
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