Posted by Dave H (MI) on April 08, 2019 at 07:16:44 from (50.108.64.160):
In Reply to: I am so sorry posted by Mutt and Jeff on April 08, 2019 at 06:01:28:
Guy asks a reasonable question, on topic, on an informational forum...you criticize him for it.
People ask you why you did it...you come back whining that you were treated badly. People are mean to you. Worse yet, you sound like you are half in the bag.
It's a real problem, this whole internet anonymity thing. I don't think you would be quite so sarcastic to people if you were toe to toe with them. Maybe use that as your guideline. Don't say it on the forum if you wouldn't say it to their face. But then we all have our moments. Sometimes, mostly this time of year, I will type in a response...read it...and then say to myself, "he!! no"...and delete it. Sometimes typing it is enough. You don't have to post it.
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