Alexandre,

I get the message, and I'll keep it in mind in the future.

Thanks,

DD

Alexandre wrote...

>Hi, Dave
>
>> On many hardware questions, particularly those that involve analog
>> circuit design, I can often dash off a quick circuit diagram and post it
>> to the PICLIST with near-total certainty that it will work exactly as
>> advertised.  But I won't post even the tiniest snippet of PIC code,
>> without having thoroughly tested it first.
>>
>> Know what you know; and, more importantly, know what you don't know.
>
>    Sorry to disagree.... Some of us on the list do not have all the time we
>would like to have to answer the questions and test the suggestions. It is a
>common think for people that work on our area to have long 20 hours work
>days and sometimes the piclist is a pleasure that is hard to keep. I have
>used some of the "crazy" ideas that appear on the list on many ocasions,
>both professionaly and in my hobby ( that happens to deal with the same
>things I do for food :-) ). I do not have the time to really check all the
>few answers I am able to give to the list but I think some of them have
>helped people on the list.
>
>    The kind of harsh words like you used in your message are, in my opnion,
>one of the reasons why we have lost some very nice people that contributed a
>lot to the list in the past. I am not saying in any way that you are wrong
>technically but you could have expressed that in a nicer way. We are all
>here to have fun with electronics and microprocessor not to figth with each
>other for so little.
>
>    Please do not take this as personal, it is not. You have been always a
>very nice people ( to most of us ) but your message really sounded much
>harsher than they needed to be.
>
>    I hope I have not missed the point because of my poor english and wish
>that all list members take the time to think how much we can hurt each other
>fellings and "egos" when we write our messages. This is a community and in
>my opnion a very nice one and we should be more "fraternal" with each other.
>
>best regards,
>Alexandre Guimaraes

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