I am not sure why to argue 'bout everything... Someone has an opinion,
others have different one, that's ok. No reason to criticising the other
only to write for the sake of criticism. That's why a forum is good,
everyone writes his/her contribution to the subject and it can be a hint or
a straight answer, similar or opposite than the others, but you can express
your thought/knowledge. However, to post something to just telling how or
why the previous answer made - 'dunno guys, really...

Tamas


On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 10:56 AM, Wouter van Ooijen <wouter@voti.nl> wrote:

> > ii) I'm surprised that y'all haven't checked the available
> > internet resources before asking what something means. You
> > were asking, weren't you? :-)
>
> actually I *did* check, but only found the Latin explanation that (to
> me) did not make any obvious sense. I hope you did not mean JE to be a
> stand in for O in the negative sense?
>
> > My point was not just to be picky (although I may have
> > erred, perhaps, just maybe, can it be) a little too far that
> > way, but to suggest that "steel fist in velvet glove" /
> > "walk softly, carry a big stick" may elicit better results
> > than "the beatings will continue until morale improves".
>
> There are different viewpoints on this matter. If the "velvet gloves"
> start criticizing the "big sticks", they might expect some criticism in
> return! So maybe we should all just answer the questions asked, and
> refrain from (non-technical) comment on the styles of the answers?
>
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