I come to this thread looking for a lively discussion about you-know-what, and get disappointed <g>.

Anyway, allow me to point out that the word "success" in English can be translated as "éxito", which - I suspect - is not what you meant, in the phrase "the last success" (the other meaning of "suceso" is "event"). That would be one of those words known as "false friends".

>Hi, Terry.
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>Someone I respect very much (and he's not related to UT except as a member) sent me an email some time ago telling me that I have being too rude in my previous message, and rereading it, I guess he was right. I don't feel proud about the tone in which I replied to you, but I guess I was a bit upset about your post.
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>Nevertheless, I want to sincerely apologize. I still ask you please to think twice and not drop statements about me or the job I do whithout checking the facts first, but I recognize that there are better ways to say these things.
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>I know we are all shocked about the last success in our community. I'm not at all happy, and I never desired nor expected the outcome, but it never is a one-man decision.
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>Please, let's go back to the friendly ways we all used in this forum, and make our best efforts to get our differences be productive instead of combative.
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>Best regards,