>SMACK!!!
>

Ouch. I knew someone would.

But still, most wishes are kept to chatter, but the other suggested categories meet my test for addition, outlined below. Of course, if someone went to write a new message and saw a wish category, that might encourage them to use it. But they may make bad wishes then, and we'd all set around and yell at 'em for it, and why bother? It would be easier just to encourage everyone to stay quiet on the subject.

Remember, there is no such word as bad, only "not good"

>Hi Todd,
>
>Interesting logic...
>
>
>*anything* will get into *any* category when there is no specific category for it! At least when there is a category there is a better chance that it will get there (or get put there by one of the UT SysOps).
>
>That's why Grids, and Debugger and OLE Automation end up in various places. And I believe that *you* were one who posted a 'wish discussion' item **outside** of the Chatter category a coupla weeks ago. There aren't really that many 'wish discussions' now, and I submit that one of the reasons is a lack of a category.
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>Cheers,
>
>Jim N
>
>>I see adding categories as a good thing.
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>>I think that any sorts of questions that are asked here frequently that don't fit nicely into any one category should get their own category. It just seems like I see grid questions in every message category, for no good reason.
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>>I want a debugger category, and I want a ole automation category, but I am starting to think a wish list category might not be appropriate, since everyone always posts those issues to chatter.
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>>Just a thought. Please don't hurt me.