The analogy is so wrong, and so self-serving. You are batting 1000. The analogy is as if you volunteered and then, due to the fact that you were cute and promised to behave the way they wanted, the board of directors elected you to the head of the finance committee, which you accepted. Now are you just a volunteer? Well, if you handle it the way you do your responsibilities with Struts, I guess so.
On 3/17/06, Steve Raeburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Let me try another analogy. Let's say you go down to volunteer at a > homeless shelter. You serve a few meals and wipe a few tables a couple > of times a month. Do you become bound by any responsibility other than > to show up and help? Do you become responsible for solving the homeless > problem? Should you feel obligated to give someone a bed? Some people > may feel they do have such a responsibility. Others won't. It's not my > place to criticize a volunteer for not taking on those additional > responsibilities. I am just grateful that you've just done a little bit > to help out. -- "You can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it float on its back." ~Dakota Jack~
