Listen, unless you have a specific instance to complain about, simply
labelling my responses as cruel shows your lack of understanding of the
English language and its usage.

You are now on my banned list of people to whom I will respond. Wasting my
time with you only takes away from the time I can spend actually helping
someone who has a clearly articulated problem, as opposed to you who simply
labels my posts as cruel and vindictive without any backup or justification.

Goodbye - it has NOT been a pleasure.

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, _ asked:

| Those who can, help, Those who can't, complain.
|
| First, I don't claim to be the expert you do but if I did possess the
| knowledge and skill you have I wouldn't use it as an excuse for
| questionable behavior. These things are not necessarily connected,
| and those who can help needn't be cruel in the process...and
| sometimes you leave out the help entirely and only dish out the
| cruelty. In what social sphere is that acceptable behavior?
|
| Anonymity has nothing to do with it. There are plenty of people who
| post on this and other forums with "screen names" and "aliases" who
| are not criticized for being doing so nor accused of "hiding their
| identity" as Mr. Schmid suggest.
|
| And my posting "anonymously" doesn't invalidate my opinion which I
| have the right to express in a public forum. When posting on a public
| forum such as this, we all run the risk of others expressing their
| opinions about our behavior, including yours of mine, just as I
| expressed my opinion of yours, but somehow only mine is deemed
| inappropriate. Interesting double standard.