I am afraid they will just ignore your post or throw dirt back to you
jumping up and down like raged monkeys... :-(

How sad.. how very sad





"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message
news:6h2ag39ler7dfdkb3j0mgl8qijneldvl68@4ax.com...
> 1. Stop acting like you know everything. You don't.
>
> 2. Stop insulting posters with stupid comments like
> the following:
>
> a. Nobody forced you to upgrade.
> b. You didn't do enough research.
> c. All software has bugs.
> d. Vista runs fine for me.
>
> 3. Stop blindly defending Microsoft and acknowledge that
> Vista indeed has issues that impact MANY users. Microsoft
> ALREADY has admitted it, so why are you playing dumb by
> always trying to deny problems exist?
>
> 4. Stop taking factual critiques of issues personally. It
> is fact that Vista has bugs right out of the box. Trying to
> pretend there aren't any or that all problems are the user's fault
> or solely limited to third party driver issues isn't accurate
> and makes YOU look foolish trying to pretend so.
>
> 5. Stop overreacting anytime somebody clearly having problems
> and reporting them here lets off a little steam. That is
> one reason this newsgroup is here. If you can't handle people
> being critical of Vista, bite your tongue or count to ten before
> you respond with another rant or insult and end up again acting
> like some out of control four year old having another temper
> tantrum; sadly the default response of most fanboys day after day.
>
> 6. Be thankful if Vista is running as it should for you. Consider
> yourself lucky. Far more experienced users than you have reported
> all kinds of issues that Microsoft has confirmed are real. For you
> to whine, bitch and act offended or to try to deny such problems
> exist or that they are only brought on by users is really nothing
> but a reflection of your own inexperience and inability to
> control your temper and the irony is what's really at the root of
> the noise seen in this newsgroup.
>
> In summary, start acting adult. Do you have it in you to at least try?
> Sadly over the nine months I've been posting here I've seen a hard
> core mop of less than a dozen hot headed blowhards stamping their
> feet, pontificating and acting out. Some are MVPs that should know
> better. I've seen very little genuine attempts to be helpful from this
> group. Fanboys seem to prefer to act like wild monkeys. That I
> strongly suspect is the collective view of most watching the show if
> you admit it or not.
>