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Brian,
It seems that no so long ago somebody called for not going too personal.
Phsst has made good points IMHO.
I have to agree with Phsst, that the ratio between off-topic posts to on-topic has grown recently.
While discussion about "how bad is the help file" may look attractive, if anybody
wants to _really_ help newbies, it is better just to start writing for the UKB (I know that you did in the past
and I thank you for that).
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "brian_z111" <brian_z111@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 7:14 AM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: The best way to help newbies, oldies, ... and AmiBroker ...
> No, you listen.
>
> You are the one who is off topic... your answers are not even close
> to the issues that I am discussing.... they are all big issues
> statements ... something that we have had enough of already.... why
> don't you focus on the specifics.
>
> Also, I have 'answered' 100's of questions in this forum.
> participated in nearly every discussion on 'training' that has come
> up in the last two years ... confined most of my discussion to
> constructive input i.e. suggestions that are pragmatic and can
> actually be implemented etc.
>
> (You can debate the value of my answers if you like).
>
> I also put 100's of free hours into the experimental community
> project, the UKB.
>
> You will also find that I barely ever ask for help myself (I like to
> stand on my own feet and learn the lessons that come from that).
>
> As far as I can recall you have barely answered a question anywhere.
>
>> 8) In this Yahoo Forum, there seems to be too much complaining,
>> whining, Off-Topic, "Touchy/Feely", and narcissistic posts but not
>> enough "On Topic" subjects.
>
>
> What a joke.... as I recall around 90% of your posts are complaints
> about someone elses posts.
>
> Have you ever started a topic, with a view to learning someting or
> helping others learn something.... let alone stayed in it and had to
> account for your previous posts ... I don't recall any.
>
> Narcissism?
>
> Well if you can find any examples in my posts I will be happy to
> reform... if you think my 'deeper' posts have anything to do 'abormal
> self admiration' you are very much mistaken.
>
> Come on... I dare you.... start your own thread and show us something
> that you actually stand for.
>
>> TJ, I may not be your favorite customer but I appreciate you as much
>> as any of the others.
>
> That is just what we need right now.... a few score threads from
> people expressing their undying love for Tomasz... very helpful for
> newcomers.
>
> brian_z
>
> --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Phsst" <phsst@xxx> wrote:
>>
>>
>> > Also, under context, I should have said that in the past you have
>> > stood your ground on many issues and I have stood mine.... in
>> > hindsight you were often correct and I didn't see it at the time
>> > because of my inexperience.
>>
>> Ya Da Ya Da...
>>
>> Listen,
>>
>> I've been an Ab customer for a heck of a long time and I've had my
>> "exchanges" with TJ.
>>
>> But no one can dispute the following facts:
>>
>> 1) There is no other software package on the market that can match
>> AB's capabilities.
>>
>> 2) If MetaStock or TradeStation or any other commercial software
> could
>> even approach the capabilities of AB, it would cost hundreds of
> times
>> what AB costs.
>>
>> 3) TJ runs a two man shop which accounts for the reasonable price of
>> his product. (And when I say "reasonable"... that is an
> understatement.)
>>
>> 4) As Investors/Traders, we try to measure "Risk/Reward"... but as
> AB
>> customers we have to measure "Feature/Functionality", and TJ has the
>> competition beat.
>>
>> 5) The documentation is available even if it might be "research
>> intensive" or "thought provoking".
>>
>> 6) AB may be a little too advanced for some users to grasp... so for
>> those who are challenged beyond their abilities, you either need to
>> lower your expectation levels or pay someone like Graham to help
> you out.
>>
>> 7) AB requires "abilities", and that includes everything from math,
>> logic, programming, syntax, debugging, etc.
>>
>> 8) In this Yahoo Forum, there seems to be too much complaining,
>> whining, Off-Topic, "Touchy/Feely", and narcissistic posts but not
>> enough "On Topic" subjects.
>>
>> 9) Forgive my spelling, but it is late and I don't want to spend the
>> time spell checking.
>>
>>
>> TJ, I may not be your favorite customer but I appreciate you as much
>> as any of the others.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>>
>> "He who shall not be named"
>>
>
>
>
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