>Go play in the .NET forum ... < snip >
I just wanted to make one comment about this Jim ... there are still people who ask .NET questions here in the VFP forum instead of over on the .NET forum ... whether it has anything to do with VFP or not. I know your post was directed at John, and I can't speak for him, but I know I still hang out here to maybe answer a few .NET-related questions, even though it's been a few years now since I used VFP on a regular basis.
~~Bonnie
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>>>>There is a double standard, and you typify it perfectly.
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>>>Really?... Can you tell me how that might be?
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>>I can't tell you how it might be - but I can tell you how it is....
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>>1. You would be the first to excuse the behavior people like Bill Sanders - given the fact that he is not me.
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>John. You have earned whatever kind of reply a member chooses to offer. Some are more "expressive" than others. People are like that.
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>>2. You have - on more than one occasion - circumvented the anti-profanity measures on this forum.
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>Indeed it was considered that I ONCE had (despite simply using a part of a registered trademark in the message in question) by the proprietor of the UT. And he dealt with me about the matter (you didn't know that eh).
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>>3. And all the while, you would cry out for my suspension because I broke the rules.
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>Sorry, but I don't recollect having done so because I was never aware of any "rule" that you had broken. I haven't got them memorized. However, I have advocated your banishment from THIS FORUM, your obvious affection for .NET being more suitable to the .NET forum. Your total DISaffection for VFP has done absolutely nothing to help people in the VFP (this) forum.
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>>Simply put, there is a standard for all of you - and a harsher - much more stricter standard for me...
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>That could be true, but your recent record (since your "return") betrays otherwise. But I wouldn't be surprised for there to be a stricter standard for those who have already been banned once. In the real world felons have much less freedom than do non-felons, so such a stance doesn't seem unusual to me in this arena.
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>Go play in the .NET forum, John, and leve this place to the luddite po-dunkers who like THIS place.
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>Jim
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>>John
