Re: Development Trends in Web and Oracle

On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 11:59:30 -0000, "Hexathioorthooxalate" <ruler_at_removemetoemail.clara.co.uk> wrote:

>I saw a few days ago Jonathan Lewis in this newsgroup wrote yet again a note
>on Etiquette. I suggest you read it. It seems to me that you constantly
>cannot differentiate between a difference of opinion between the
>contributions of people in this newsgroup without resorting to this type, or
>more often worse, comment. Do have a look at the tone of posts made by
>Jonathan Lewis, Tom Kyte, Niall Litchfield. They are helpful, informative,
>and they know their stuff. They're respected too. The same cannot be said
>about postings where you have contributed - often terminating in an insult
>exchange. I do not believe you are a good ambassador for yourself, this
>newsgroup, or the University of Washington.

The strange thing with some people here, they are so convinced they are always right, as soon as they are proven wrong, they start to yell about Netiquette.
Those some people are usually also enough of a coward not to disclose their real name, and to hide themselves behind stupid disclaimers.

Guess you fall in all of those categories.

If you insist to treat XML as THE ONLY GOSPEL (which qualifies you as a troll), could you at least try to find some other playground?

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Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA