RE: [cobalt-users] Enough is enough...

["Vachon, Scott" <Scott.Vachon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Actually I've never seen Rodolfo claim anything other than what worked for
>him, what he's learned from hands-on experience and this list and a bevy of
>administration books - all of which he's given credit to, respectively.
>The answers he gives are right-on and submitted humbly. I love to read
>Rodolfo's posts for a number of reasons; always because I learn something
>but mainly because there *isn't* that air of pompousity that smothers many
>posts.

Really, if you subscribe to this list you will soon find out that a few
folks (Carrie, Rodolfo, Dan (when he's not wielding his etiquette axe), and
Dom provide an abundance of help FOR FREE to those of us less adept with our
Cobalt products. Do they drop a plug occasionally or smack some "less than
studious" list member upside the head on occasion ? Sure, but they have
earned that right. So thicken up your skin and listen to what they are
really saying !


>Is there something wrong with being successful?
>This is the kind of jealousy that I'd expect to hear during a political
>debate - like "being rich is unfair".

I really hate that one ! Seems to be a favorite with the Dems.

(This one from Rodolfo:)
> Sarcasm aside, Pat, bitch all you want. I make about $80,000 a year on
> business and IT strategy consulting alone, and the stock I own in the
> businesses I have helped to grow is worth over $600,000 at the price of
> last transaction. This has contributed nicely to my $1.3M net worth at
> the ripe old age of 29, no stock market bullshit included.

Damn kids... :)

(Back to Pat:)
> > Provide this list with resources and knowledge rather than
> > pompous rhetoric.

c>That's all I've ever seen him do. I think perhaps you're mistaking him for
sc>omeone else?

Ditto !

> The list archives or Google will allow you to check on the type of
> content I normally write.

--S--

Disclaimer: My own two cents...so fire away !