On Feb 9, 2:31 am, A Guy Called Tyketto
wrote:
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A Guy Called Tyketto writes:

My fault, guys.
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I can admit when I am wrong about something.

A place that's too painful inside for some.

Unlike yourself, who tends to argue lost causes.

I've been reading newsgroups for quite some time (first on 300baud
dialup to a server running nightly UUCP feeds .

It's trivial to detect the obsession. Indentations (in either article
summary or article content, or sometimes both) which push the beyond
the envelope of the right margin as good indicators Excessive leaf
nodes can also be found in the forest of uselessness...

A man who can admit his mistakes makes
for a better person tomorrow;

The amount of control which must be relinquished in admitting fault
may be too painful for some.

a man too prideful and arrogant to admit his mistakes makes for a better fool.

What a chore it must seem for those that have to put up with the rest
of us.


I'm not a pilot and have said as much a while back (pretty much on
entry to this newsgroup).

I don't post a lot, because I'd rather listen to the collective
experiences of those that a) have been here longer and b) have been
airborne.

It's not even a matter of the killfile anymore. I've noticed a lot of
the pilots I used to see posting here, whose content I looked forward
to reading, have simply stopped posting.

There had been a lot of wisdom to be found in many a soft-spoken post
here.

Now it's just harder to find the signal...


Enter the Leaf Node, a.k.a the Squelcher, a.k.a. the Ground Truth
pffft

It talks a lot, but it doesn't say much...


Regards,
Jon