"Scott D. Yelich" wrote:
>
> Understand? There's just, what I perceive, as a growing tendency for
> people to answer a question with what they want, regardless of what they
> were asked.
Or perhaps they just don't know the answer to that exact question, so they
"nibble around the edges" a bit, and give the questioner the benefit of
what knowledge they _do_ have.
Is no answer better?
> ps: have you noticed that LES's address bounces? I wonder if he's
> having difficulty with qmail. I struggled with qmail yesterday for 3+
> hours... I followed a FAQ/HOWTO to the letter... it's faulty. Yes, I
> finally figured it out and I even resisted asking the list.
Which FAQ is faulty? it might make it easier to improve them if you
volunteered the information.
Eric
