>The Ten Commandments for UTers.
>
>1. Answer questions with patience and with civility, and more importantly without an attached word of insult that belittles the recipient.
>2. Don’t bring problem from home to the UT.
>3. Don’t see yourself above others.
>4. If you want to be respected, respect others first.
>5. If you think you are the only expert, go to the mirror, see yourself then laugh aloud, call 911 and ask them to bring you to nearby Psychiatric Hospital.
>6. If you are an MVP, don’t be biased because Bill Gates will not save your soul from hell.
>7. If you are an MVP, always remind yourself that you are there because of the technical ignorance of others.
>8. Always humble yourself, so that you will be lifted up.
>9. Take counsel for yourself first before counseling others.
>10. Don’t read this thread. If you do, let me ask you: “Are you guilty?” I did asked the same to myself, and I will say “Sometimes I am equally guilty.”

I will humbely admit, i'm guilty.

BTW. good points.

Walter,