"Gary" wrote:
Norm, good for you for defending yourself here. Keep on keeping on.
However, let me say that Julie Dawson is a valued commodity (sorry Julie for calling you such). She has proved herself as a hard worker in the industry and knows her stuff.
If you find her abrasive, ain't that the business? You gotta get through it.
I would suggest that your best tactic is to address Julie is the most formal and respectful manner. Ignore any perceived slights.
For me, I see her as doing the rest of us a service.
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Ms Dawson may be a "valued commodity" or whatever. I just don't appreciate how she was a troll and hijacked a completely innocent thread. Look, here we are talking about her and how wonderful she is and how someone else programmed computers in COBOL and did web development with Al Gore on punch cards when I was in diapers and before the Web was even invented -- and not about the thread's subject.
The suggestion was simple enough. It's either yes or no. Kind of like when someone at work says, "Anyone want to go to lunch?"
Yes or no?
Anyone want to exchange links?
Yes or no?
No need for pontifications.
