Re: Best Oracle Sites and Books

The criteria I determine to post within a newsgroup are as follows: 1. Is the information relevant to the group? 2. Will the discussion help other users within the group?

I think my post meets these two rules well. Who else but oracle.misc group know which are the best oracle sites and books.

I am not above describing the context of why I would require this information.

I asked other groups information about relevant books and sites. Most users were kind enough to provide me with this information.

Since you are the only one who has these concerns, I am not that concerned. But I wanted to give a response for the sake of everyone else.

Regards.

Vibi Varghese
www.problima.com
a place to bring problems
-- and to get paid to solve them

BTW: By your same criteria, I think you are spamming with your signature. I don't need to know about your 'Puget Sound Oracle Users Group'

> Daniel Morgan
> University of Washington
> Puget Sound Oracle Users Group

DA Morgan wrote:
> VV wrote:
> > I have been enjoying the discussion here for a while, and would like to
> > ask for some help.
>
> Think of a four letter word in the English language that means being far
> less than candid.
>
> > I recently launched a question answer site that connects people with
> > problems to those with solutions. We let people with problems pay
> > solution providers $0.25 for problems in over 100 categories.
>
> You'd like to spam us as that is precisely what you just did.
>
> And if you are telling the truth about enjoying the discussions here
> you are without a doubt one of the rudest people on the planet because
> you would know a post such as this is forbidden by the charter.
>
> And, of course, another gmail account while claiming to have a
> legitimate domain.
>
> Please take your scam and your spam elsewhere.
> --
> Daniel Morgan
> University of Washington
> Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
Received on Sat Sep 09 2006 - 09:08:09 CDT