Author: Mike Hood
Date: 05:06:12 03/07/03
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On March 06, 2003 at 12:35:47, Albert Bertilsson wrote: >Hi everybody! > >I've been reading posts here for a couple of months now, and every once in a >while two persons (you know which two) posts messages to each other in a very >aggressive maner. > >I don't think the persons behave like that normally when answering other persons >posts it's just that they seem to have some dislike for each other. I don't >think it at limit of being inappropriate, it just adds a fresh breeze to the >forum =). > >And of course I want to know what's the real reason for this, do they battle >their engines against each other in tournaments? Are the competing for something >that only one of them can get? Is it about an old argue? Since they some to do >this every once in a while (and I assume from other posts that the have been >doing this for a long time) I really would like to know since it seems to amuse >others at the forum. > >To avoid turning this into an open war let's have one rule: >1. None of the two persons are allowed to answer this post or come with any >excuses for their behaviour. > >/Regards Albert I think I know which two people you're referring to, but let me say something else, based on my own experience: There is one person (who probably knows who he is) who reacted very hostilely to my posts about 18 months ago. Not just in one thread, he heaped insults on me whatever I wrote. I don't understand this, because I've read many posts by this person, and he's always polite to everyone else. A personality clash? No idea. The consequence I've drawn from this is that I never directly reply to his messages. What I'm saying is: voluntary self-control is the only solution to hostilities.
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