EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

On a fine day, 22-03-2004, Bodvar D. Moe wrote:

>--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@k...> wrote:
>>  >--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, "Bodvar D. Moe" <bodvar@m...> wrote:
>>  >  > I´m new to the group and ESX24. You have probably been discussing
>>  >>  this topic, but I´ll try
>>  >>  anyway.
>>  >>  I would like to get your opionion for the best Orchestral sounds
>>  >  > library.
>>
>>  Is anybody else as annoyed as me at people saying stuff like "this
>>  has probably been dealt with before, but I'm a newbie who can't be
>>  bothered to spend any time on trying to find an answer to my own
>>  question, I'm too lazy to search the web or archives, and thus I
>>  don't care about claiming _other_ people's time by posting what's
>  > probably the zillionth incarnation of the same question"?
>
>OK
>
>I quit the group

If this is supposed to make me feel bad: it doesn't.  If just one 
annoyed message from one individual can make someone quit a very 
informative and (usually :) very friendly group, then apparently that 
someone doesn't need the help he's asking for all _that_ bad... 
Either that, or this person isn't mature enough to participate in any 
kind of adult discussion, including the occasional slap on the wrist.

And Ned: yes, I agree that an answer to the same question can be 
revealing at times, because "reality" might have changed without us 
noticing it.  That's not what I objected to though.  I objected to 
the attitude of "you probably discussed it yesterday, but I can't be 
bothered to look that up so I'll just ask again".  That has nothing 
to do with changing realities and everything with laziness.

And yes, I _do_ have hair, and it's still a bad hair-day :-).

-- 
Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
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