[vlc] problems

[gonzague]

Hi all, and first thank you for taking care of this list, i'm a simple 
user and you've realy help me.
I've been watching this topic for some days and i could not understand 
your reactions.
I mean this guy do not even say "hi", it have cost 2 letters more !!!
This is not the first list i suscribed, and i'll never send a mail 
without saying hi, please, thanks.
We should  say this for everything, it's a minimum when you're asking 
something to someone, mostly if you don't know him, mostly if you don't 
pay him.
Shall i remind you that the original message was only "Certain movie 
downloaded from LimeWire cannot be played  Why?", even the subject means 
nothing !!!
It is uncredible, impolite, and it hurts me, and if i were Mr 
Denis-Courmont, i would have been very niceless, and used stars (***) 
for answering ...

Ok , i'm sorry for my english that is quite poor, but after 11 answers 
to this topics, i can not help but saying this.

Chears, regards, take care, and above all, thanks for existing.

Gonzague

ps : * Byron , many who teaches can, as some talks !


Michael Bender a écrit :
>
> On Nov 3, 2009, at 3:31 AM, Tim Straight wrote:
>
>> *Old English Proverb: He who can, does - he who can't do*
>> *teaches or runs his mouth*.
>
> This is actually an old Scottish Proverb that was debunked in
> 1657 by Lord Byron in one of his personal letters to Lady Ada
> in response to her letter describing her idea for a new way to
> "compute logically" (which as well all know now, became the
> foundation for the Ada computer programming language).
>
>> You have much to learn, dude. You obviously think you know
>> all there is to learn but I really don't think so, this is why you
>> run your smart mouth when you can't answer a user's simple
>> question, if you don't know the answers to the user's problem,
>> then say so rather than make smartass remarks in an attempt
>> to make him sound like a dumbass..
>
> Can I make two fairly simple requests here, Tim:
>
>     1. Please don't use the word "ass", at least not to excess
> the way you have been doing. An "ass" is a fine animal
> that has given mankind many thousands of years of loyal
> service and using that term in the derogatory way that
> you are using it is insulting to all the "asses" that I know.
>
>     2. I can tell that you are generally very much more informed
> about how VLC works and why it would fail to work in a
> certain situation even when minimal to no useful failure
> information is given, then the VLC developers themselves,
> so I welcome you to solve the user's problems of why VLC
> can't play videos downloaded via Limewire. I think that you
> would be doing the VLC community and the Limewire file
> sharing/stealing community a great service by answering
> that question for the poor user that is just trying to view the
> latest pirated video that they saw on Limewire.
>
> Thank you,
> A Very Satisfied VLC User
>
> p.s. I'm assuming that you are American and posting from an
> American geographic location. Hopefully we sill soon pass
> Single Payer Health Care (also known as "socialized medicine)
> and therefore all the psychotropics that you require will be
> available to you at taxpayer's expense and at no cost to you.
>
> ----
>
>>
>> -Tim
>> ----------------------------------\\---------------------------------------
>> 2009/11/3 Rémi Denis-Courmont <remi at remlab.net <mailto:remi at remlab.net>>
>>
>>
>>     On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 14:36:13 +0800, Tim Straight
>>     <tastraight at gmail.com <mailto:tastraight at gmail.com>>
>>     wrote:
>>     > Not all these folks are technically oriented, some are simply
>>     searching
>>     for
>>     > a solution to a need or problem, while others obviously have a
>>     problem
>>     > with the language... this is what *technical support* is all
>>     about. If
>>     one
>>     > doesn't enjoy their *volunteer* work then perhaps they
>>     shouldn't be doing
>>     > it?
>>
>>     Yeah, good idea. I will do like most other people here and stop
>>     wasting my
>>     precious *unpaid* time ever answering questions on this mailing list.
>>
>>     I am sure that will be a great improvement from the user's
>>     perspective.
>>     Besides, you will answering instead, right?
>>
>>     French proverb: Only he who does nothing breaks nothing.
>>
>>     --
>>     Rémi Denis-Courmont
>>
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