> Stop guessing purposes and judging other people by single posts on the > internet you troll.
This is a *very* friendly group. Unlike other groups, many people in the TW community are quick to offer their assistance, and we do NOT insult people here, regardless of the questions, or the responses! You began, reasonably enough, by asking for help from the TW community to solve a problem you are facing, but regrettably also included some unneeded negative commentary about how "TW will never be used by the masses", a statement that is sure to annoy at least some people in this group. Then, after a *work-around* solution was presented by @Mans, you responded in a dismissive and unpleasant manner, calling the offered help "useless" because *you* feel unable to explain it well enough to your co-workers. Even if this work-around doesn't actually help your particular use- case, you might consider that *other people* might find the responses informative or useful, even if you don't. In addition, when @HansBKK offered another perspective on the topic, he was not judging or disrespecting you in any way. However, after similarly dismissing his thoughts without any discussion, you responded with a *personal attack* by calling him a troll. Frankly, I find *your* the style of communication to be "troll-ish" as well as being paradoxically both self-defeating (working against your own goals) AND self-fulfilling (matching your negative expectations) at the same time: You ask for help, but respond with negativity that discourages people from wanting to put in any effort to help you find a simple, effective solution to your particular problem. This, in turn, reinforces your perception that TiddlyWiki is "missing BASIC features" and "will never be used by the masses" because it consists of "complicated hack solution(s) for a simple thing(s)". I *strongly* suggest that, before you consider asking this group for help again, you should post a suitable *public* apology to both Mans and HansBKK. Then, moving forward, leave the negative attitude "at the door" and show some basic manners and courtesy when people attempt to offer their assistance. Note: if the negativity continues, I will unsubscribe you from the group and block your posts (something I have, thus far, only done to *spammers*). -e Eric Shulman TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios (and TiddlyWiki/TiddlyWikiDev GoogleGroups administrator) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
