I'm making lukewarm progress.

Resolution 1 is to "point people in the right direction" rather than answering too many questions directly, on the theory that people get more out of a problem when they're able to solve it themselves. Progress is here is so-so: it's too easy to just jump in and blurt out an answer. This one stays on the list, and gets more attention.

Resolution 2 is to double-check spelling before posting. Progress here is good, and I am thankful to my fellow monks for the occassional "you've got a typo" /msg

Resolution 3 is to lose 30 pounds by year-end. Progress here is retrograde, and I'll defer further evaluation at this time. :(

To these I'll add:

Resolution 4 is to reimplement on my own time several project management scripts that I find useful so that I can post them for the general good.

In reply to Re: 2001 Resolutions - Quarterly Review 1 by dws
in thread 2001 Resolutions - Quarterly Review 1 by dws

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