Re: Linking to online help topic

[Suzette Leeming <suzette -dot- leeming -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Just thought I'd point out that we have not heard back from Julie
Nelson, so whether or not we think the response was rude is
irrelevant; what matters is how Julie perceived it.  All of the
subsequent responses to the original email seem to ignore the original
request.

OT, I find some individuals on this list can be quite cutting (both
onlist and offlist), which is why the number of posts to which I have
contributed has dwindled significantly over the past seven years or
so. What is the purpose of this list, if a question from a fellow
poster can elicit the response "If you don't know these things, get
some training"?

And to those who advise people to "suck it up", "get over it" or "grow
a thicker skin", is it not possible to just be a bit nicer? After all,
this IS online, and hiring organizations will often "google" someone's
name to see what kind of person an individual is. I know I certainly
do.


Suzette Leeming
Stouffville, Ontario

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