Re: C programme



"Keith Thompson" <kst-u@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:lnirsee2zy.fsf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> "pemo" <usenetmeister@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> Netocrat wrote:
>>> On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 00:26:54 +0000, pemo wrote:
>>>> Randy Howard wrote:
>>> [...]
>>>>> c.l.c is for discussions of standard C, not platform-specific
>>>>> discussions.
>>>>
>>>> Isn't comp.std.c *really* the place for *stanard c* questions: I
>>>> mean, come on people, this group is *computing DOT languages DOT c*
>>>> - i.e., there's nothing in the name that suggests that a newbie
>>>> shouldn't ask *anything* that's even *marginally c-related* here
>>>> [apart from from the pedantry of some of some of the folks that post
>>>> here]
>>>>
>>>> Q. If you were a 'newbie', and had some C related question, where
>>>> would you go and ask on the usenet!! ?
>>>
>>> <http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.c/msg/1460ed5b9ad3dae1?hl=en&;>
>>
>> Sorry - can't [be asked] to follow arbitrary URLs - what's NOT clear
>> about
>> comp[uting].lang[uages].c?!
>>
>> For the record - if one wants to ask *anything* about C, even if it's for
>> homework, well, I'll at least be not so much *up my own arse* that I'll
>> simply dismiss it. And *** you as a PS.
>
> I just wrote a rather lengthy response to this. I've decided not to
> post it for now; I may do so later.
>
> pemo, please consider carefully whether you really want to antagonize
> most of the readers of this newsgroup. Your attitude and behavior
> have already put your further meaningful participation in this
> newsgroup in serious doubt. I suspect a number of regulars have
> already killfiled you, or will do so as soon as they read your latest
> article. If you'll stop for a few minutes and think about it, I think
> you'll understand why.
>
> This is really just an honest difference of opinion over how this
> newsgroup should be run -- and, frankly, you're not going to win.
>
> Please reconsider your attitude and behavior. You'll find that
> verbally abusing people who are trying to be helpful will not benefit
> anybody.
>
> --


Keith, please feel free to post the missive that you're holding back!

Secondly, should I really *truly care* if anyone does/doesn't add me to
their 'killfile' [whatever that is: I can guess!] - like, do you or anyone
here think that it's really going to offend -or- upset me in the slightest
if my 'articles' are automagically deleted by some 'clique come quango'
before the members of any subscribing factions 'dain' to read what I might
add, or contribute? Life's too short!

And anyway, what's with this term 'article' ---- oh, please don't post
another 60s/70s/80s etiquette URL! Replies are REPLIES, they're really not
'articles' you know. Um, maybe the usenet (c.l.c) should =relucantly= drag
itself into the 21st century here?

BUT, [deep breath - and I really did that then!] thanks for informing me of
the long sought after and erstwhile 'killfile' term [Q. Ok, how might I
create one of these myself: as I'd like to add certain people to it]?

Fact: I've only been posting here 'recently'. Fact: when I first posted
here, I thanked you for being 'constructive' - and I think you're trying to
be now too?

> ... and, frankly, you're not going to win

Who says? It's surely a matter of opinon/time - and whose killfile I might
end up in?

I stand by what I've said, although, in 'female speak' it's not a good time
of the month right now! No shag for you then!


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In an attempt to reduce 'unwanted noise' on the 'signal' ...

Disclaimer:

Any comment/code I contribute might =NOT= be 100% portable, nor
semantically correct [read - 'not 100% pedantically correct'].
I don't care too much about that though, and I reckon it's the
same with most 'visitors' here. However, rest assured that any
'essential' (?) corrections WILL almost certainly appear v.soon
[read - 'to add noise as they see fit, *a pedant* will be along
shortly'].

WARNINGS: Always read the label. No beside-the-point minutiae
filter supplied. Keep away from children. Do not ignite.
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