What the hell kind response is that? dws Brought up what he felt was a valid point. The annonymous monk replied with his own valid, reasoned points. This is called "A Discussion" and is something we generally like to encourage around the monastery. I saw no sign on the front gates that said "any time a higher level monk chooses to take umbrage with you, you must immeadiately bow to his demands and completely change everything he doesn't like". This monastery is built around the very principles of free expression and any attempts to curtail such is anathema to the very spirt of this monastery.

While I agree that in the abstract sense that it would be better if the annonymous monk had registered, in the practical sense it makes absolutely no difference whether or not he does. The thread is still here for anyone to see and profit from the collective knowledge contained, the identity of who contributes what to the discussion is irrelevant.

Perhaps you should reconsider what you are talking about before handing out any more such high-handed and stupid advice.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: (OT) Finding the Ideal Employees by BUU
in thread (OT) Finding the Ideal Employees by Anonymous Monk

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