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Hi everyone,

Every now and then I get a bit surprised or sometimes a bit annoyed even, when I'm reading the reactions being posted on someones reply.
In general I can say that the most, if not all, of the replies are meant to be of help!

If that doesn't look that way to you immediately, then try to get the real meaning clear to you please.

I have, sofar, not met anyone on this forum who did not had the intention to help someone out.

Nevertheless, I find some of the answers, to say at least, not very thankful.

I ask all of you to please consider:
1- We really mean to help, no more, no less.
2 - English is for many of us not our native language, therefore it's easy to get misunderstood.
Please try to get any misunderstanding cleared, instead of attacking or insulting someone.

If we stay open to the help from eachother it will be in the benefit for everyone!

Or as Robert Quillen has put it:
"Discussion is an exchange of knowledge; an argument an exchange of ignorance."

Let's improve both YoWindow and ourselves by trying to understand.
Thanks for your understanding.
Fred

I second that emotion...wholeheartedly...

Let's keep the X-mas spirit...all through the year !!!

Have a great ending of the old...and a super beginning of the new year !!!

Hi Fred,

I agree with you and perhaps you remember my proposal for this point: http://yowindow.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... ette#p4821
And you give this proposal a 1+

Unfortunately nothing happens in this direction. It depends on us to push this to come true :!:
Werner

Thanks werner,

I certainly do remember this topic.

The thing is: nettiquettes mostly don't change peoples behaviour.
I'm only hoping / wishing people to be a litle bit more considerate.

Thanks nevertheless, I do agree
Fred

Fred, thank you very much for this post.
Guys, please listen what Fred says

Seriously, please respect others on the forum.

The message well I hear, my faith alone is weak...
Johann Wolfgang v. Goethe, Faust Part 1, 1880

People couldn't live together without rules.
Werner