Hello, AppleFritter, and welcome to mechanical reposting of boilerplate.

Could you elaborate on why you think people would appreciate receiving a boilerplate response?

Here are some catchphrases to help inspire you and others as you compose boilerplate templates to mechanically post any time you find yourself unable to understand a question (and therefore, certainly, nobody else will be able to understand the question either):

• Your call is important to us.
• Your request has been received.
• All of our members are currently assisting more important customers.
• If you'd like to leave a message, please hit 'reply' and we will get back to you.
• Please do not reply to this message.
• Stand back! This car is protected by Viper!
• Please put down your weapon. You have 20 seconds to comply.

And I apologize if some of this response seems rather directly in reply to your specific node. My experience shows that this problem will greatly reduce as I progress in using this new boilerplate and hone it into a more general-purpose response.

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