> I'm actually somewhat careful about the differences:
> IMHO: this is my opinion, but I'm not an authority or don't feel strongly.
> IMO: I have some knowlege in this area, and strongly feel my opinion is
>      "correct."  Pay attention.
> IMNSHO: damn it, do it MY WAY!

I have always taken the IMNSHO to mean that the person writing has a fair
amount of experience in the subject, and as such can write "with authority".

Then I take IMHO to mean that the writer has some experience, but does not
consider themselves an authority, but is prepared to offer advice.

I guess the variations differ depending on the subject under discussion. If
it is world politics then Neil's meanings may be more to the point (IMHO)
:))

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