re:
Ahh!, yes, I forgot I wasnt one of them
From what I've seen of your posts, if you maintained a high level
of involvement here for at least a full year, you could very easily
become an MVP, but you'd have to drop your "Mr. Newbie" signature.
re:
thanks for pointing out my low class status.
You can consider yourself to be anything you want to consider yourself as.
That doesn't mean that *I* consider that you are "low class".
My comment has *zero* reflection on "class status".
Why would you believe that it does ?
MVPs *normally* hold themselves to a higher standard
that the average poster in the newsgroups.
We have to do that, because any slacking
down of those standards opens a can of worms.
That's par for the course, and that attitude
has no implications about any other peer here.
Your wise advice to "chill out" should be good for you,
too, but if you want to flame me further, go ahead,
but I won't respond any more, if your reply is another flame.
OTOH, if you have any kind of question for which I can give you
a good pointer to an answer which involves the best possible
programming standards, just post it.
I may, or may not, be able to help you, but if I post an answer you can
be assured that it will reflect the highest possible programming standards
which I have learned, even if you think that pointing out those standards,
somehow, makes you feel "low class".
That is not my problem. It's yours.