Oh, and since you mentioned "computer skills", you
also seem to
lose sight of the FACT that not EVERYONE here at this list
are
PC experts as you and I, or Peter, Ben, Tom, et al. We
types
KNOW what to do. But what about the majority of the OTHER
users, the newbies, all those that are NOT experts?? They
are
members too.
-Clint
----- Original Message -----
No I was talking about *your* "people skills"
(lack of
diplomacy and confrontational attitude).
1. I send an email to the list, and after a day or two, I
never see it posted.
2. I receive OTHER email from the list.
3. I CAN send said emails to myself with no problem, so
it's
nothing in the email that's blocked.
3. The posts DO NOT show up in the archives.
The logical conclusion from those 4 facts, is that they are
not
going to the list. Obviously, I now know that is wrong,
but
the logic cannot be faulted, it's a sensible conclusion I
deduced from those 4 facts, as anyone else would.
We've been through this crap before. The consensus was
that
members WANT the vulnerability alerts posted. They do NOT
have
to subscribe to the alerts and have to sift through
sometimes a
hundred of the alerts each day to find alerts that pertain
to
Windows or members' commonly used software; or, have to
search
elsewhere for the information. It should go without
saying,
and sensible, that having the **APPROPRIATE** alerts sent
to
their inboxes via this list is FAR MORE convenient than
having
to subscribe to **another** list and delete ~100 unneeded
alerts a day. It's called "helping".
Like I've said before, no good deed goes unpunished. So
I'm
not posting them anymore simply because I'm sick of your
b!tching. Happy now?
So you're on your own now members. Many have no problem
with
that, but, some WILL. Subscribe, and read through dozens
and
dozens and dozens of these daily alerts to find the ones for
M$
products, FireFox, etc., and *YOU* figure it out if you
need
them or not.
-Clint
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://www.OrpheusCo
mputing.com/
http://www.Comput
ersCustomBuilt.com
http://Computer-Hardware-Sales-Consumer-Electronics
-Sales.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Hugh Vandervoort"
We're talking about computer skills, Clint, not people
skills.
I'm sure
you realize that you do this time and time again. I'm very
surprised you
haven't figured out the reason for these multiple and
repetitive posts,
not to mention the complaints about posting attempts that
accompany them.
As for copying and pasting information that's readily
available
elsewhere, I don't see the value.
Anyone who wants this info can get on the Secunia mailing
list.
http:
//secunia.com/secunia_security_advisories/
Clint - OrpheusComputing.com & ComputersCustomBuilt.com
wrote:
> You really need to work on your "people
skills".
>
> A simple, personal, "Clint, they're showing
up" would have
> sufficed.
>
> Just because you find something "unnecessary"
doesn't mean
> ALL
> OTHERS will. If they are not for you, then DELETE
them.
> -Clint
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