>>Naomi;
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>>You cannot please all of the gods or account for how someone else will act. If someone wants to be the "wrong end of the horse", then let them be themselves! :)
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>>You even gave credit to Sergey, for the solution provided. I thought that if someone had a programming problem and another person could provide a solution, it would be acceptable to post as you did. Life is too short for this type of garbage. :)
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>>Tom
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>Tom,
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>What do you mean by "even gave"? I try to always attribute solution to the person who provided it. In some cases, of course, the ideas repeated here become so engraved in my mind that I feel them as my own now even if I don't invent them originally <g>
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>But I can tell you that I do feel as being misjudged and wrongfully banned. I did try to apologize, tried to play by the rules, asked some people to be my mediators to no avail. At the end it's me who got harmed since now I can not use a valuable resource.

Naomi;

By "even gave", I pointed out that you had given the name of the author. What more could you do?

“Apart from breaking forum rules, it is not even very helpful. Telling someone to go off elsewhere and wade through a long thread in an unfamiliar forum is time-consuming, and can be difficult and confusing. If you know the answer, then give it. Remember, the questioner is, first and foremost, looking for a solution to a specific problem”.

I cannot understand the above paragraph. You provided a solution that was not acknowledged. You provided a link. If someone wanted to they could have used the solution. If they wished to see the original reference you provided it.

This person had made up his mind and refused to consider reality.
You have been condemned by the judge, jury and executioner all contained in one persona.


One thing about the programming world that I have noticed. I have met and been associated with more individuals who have need of professional help then with any other group of humans. There are too many persons who think that the world revolves around them and will do whatever they can to hurt others.

I think that the lesson learned is to stay away from people like this. Let him enjoy his life by himself.


Tom