> -----Original Message----- > From: Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
[...] > Now, I'm going to go back and start writing some more code > (and answering > some more user questions). I suggest we all do the same. Craig, While I more than vastly respect the huge work you are doing in both contributed code and user questions answers (I'm puzzled at how productive you are compared to me and how you can answer hundred of times the same question in a relax attitude !), I have no idea what is the right attitude to adopt in some cases... There is some part of user education..what are we supposed to do then..say "oh well bear with it" or try to educate users sometimes in a rude way like parents do with their children (probably more in Europe than in US though) I was sometimes kicked by Jon, but eh, he was damn right, I was being stupid and did not do my homework. It sometimes happens to Jon as well too, but we are all human and make mistakes and should put back on the right way sometimes. If we do not then we take everything for granted. I just had the same problem a couple of hours ago. Someone asked how to retrieve the servlet parameters from web.xml, I replied with the link to the servlet api..then I got a private email "please help, could you give the name of class that does it". Like what he did not even read the docs -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
