Tux242 bites down hard on the bit to prepare for another flogging and loss of XP

Have you ever heard the phrase "self-fulfilling prophesy"?

Really, now. You might take a step back and look at things with a broader perspective. XP is a number. On a website. It is not a measure of your intelligence. It is not a measure of your knowledge. It is not a measure of your appearance, your virility, or your chances for success in life. It is not a measure of your worth.

Stop participating for the sake of XP and start participating for the sake of... well... participating. Once you do, your XP will probably climb anyway. (And, if it doesn't, you won't care, so it won't matter.)

-sauoq
"My two cents aren't worth a dime.";

In reply to Re: pulling LDAP structure by sauoq
in thread pulling LDAP structure by tux242

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