Re: [cobalt-developers] Re: Defending Cobalt (was Re: SMTP relaying on Cobalt)

[jale@xxxxxxxxxx]

>How do you answer that poor guy who's been screaming "My Cobalt's
>been Hacked!" on this very list? C'mon now?

Mine was. I didn't cry on this list. I called Cobalt and got top notch
support!!

>Have you seen the messages on this very list that shouts ugrading
>software on Cobalts breaks the pretty GUI?

Sorry, never had that problem, my upgrades have worked.

>And dear Ms. Jale, please don't you even aspire to ridicule any
>Rocket scientist or engineer. They, after all have given you the
>opportunity to make a living from designing those 10-+ web sites.
>Why, that is not really nice or pretty behaviour you see...

For the record, I am a 22 yr veteran assembly language programmer. The RAQ
server allows me to handle the email/web side of my business without having
to think about it. If this was my mainstay income, I'd have built a rocket
ship box and done all of my own configs.

>I am dying to see how convoluted your new answers will be, and
>your attempts to *ban* me right out from the list, so that you can
>continue to feel "safe". Or maybe you will blame me to have too
>much time to write messages, and suddenly declare that you do
>not have that time. Go on, you seem like "creative" types...

I could care less if you are on or OFF THIS LIST. My own membership is the
ONLY one that is important to me.

>I'll raise my concerns to *HELL* if necessary. And the worst thing
>would be trying to stop or gag me!

Why would I try to argue with shear nastiness. I was merely pointing out
what the RAQ server is, what it is intended to do, and what it WAS NOT
designed to be or do.

>And please, for ,your own sake, I am not looking forward to hear
>anything so sad from you guys again, ok?

That is very good reason to leave this list, we are both probably hear to
stay. It is quite unfortunate that others have to read your long winded and
completely rude diatribe.

Let this be the end of it.

>BScEE MBA

All those degrees and you forgot to take the most important course of all -
Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People. I guess education
just isn't what it used to be.

Have a nice day.

MR. JALE