Endless ranting and rude insults

[Thomas McGrath III]

Scott,

I too would much rather hear about overcoming issues and creative ways 
of getting things accomplished. I love the fact that people share their 
hard won victories and share the stacks so I can really learn from 
them. What a great list to be a part of.

Thanks also for pointing out the positive side of what you and I get 
from this list. In the end I always seem to get more than I give.

Lately my hopes have been to use Rev to pursue my dream of being 
independent. I would like to get out from under the company I work for 
although I do enjoy a lot of the work I do for them. The problem is 
that it is for them. They get rich, I make a living. I would love to 
use Rev to turn that around. This list has been a driving force in that 
area.

Yours,

Tom

On Jun 29, 2005, at 12:47 AM, Scott Kane wrote:

>
> Thomas,
>
>> Now maybe I am just having a bad day and maybe not,
>> but I think some of this is going too far.
>
> I agree with you.  I'm evaluating Rev (and am very
> pleased so far) and am coming from a Delphi background
> (since version 1 beta) as well as C++, Clipper etc.
> I'd much rather be reading messages that talk about
> issues people have (i.e. trying to find out how Rev
> does it) or some examples of cool stacks (as some people
> are posting) rather than read about somebodies refusal
> to do things the Rev way.  I guarantee if people using
> Rev went to the Borland newsgroups and demanded x-code
> there's be a whole bunch of laughter - and so it should
> be with others coming to Rev.  Rev developers are very
> tolerant of this kind of thing and I wouldn't blame them
> if they were less so.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Scott Kane
>
>
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