Once again, you're making a tiny blip on the scale to be something huge. If someone told me that they saw an article I might be interested in and I spent $5 and 10 minutes only to find out its not quite what I had in mind, I can guarantee you I wouldn't hold it against anyone who refered me there. If you get that upset over $5 and 10 minutes you need to go see a head doctor real quick bud.

I don't consider here that anyone f***ed up, except for maybe me wasting my time reading your posts.

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>Perry, if Mark (and perhaps many lurkers) go to Advisor.com and shell out $5 to get the article you recommend, and searches vainly to the others you wrongly imply are there, he's not going to think too highly of you. He'll be out five bucks and ten minutes of time, all because you referred him to a totally bogus article you didn't read in a message on thread about a topic you know nothing about. So give it up. Your 10-second blurt in a message can cost Mark (and any lurkers who goes down that path) time and money.