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<font size=3>Well, to be fair, very few people bother to scower the
archives in these situations. I can appreciate that in theory it's a good
idea but I doubt if it'll ever be practically feasable.<br>
Moreover, if the topic is suitable for the list it will be discussed
publically anyway. So it is imaterial whether or not the initial
consultation takes place on the list.<br>
I have already contacted Neil and explained that as far as I'm concerned
he can go ahead ... etc.<br>
Paul<br>
At 11:01 19/06/2007, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">On Mon, Jun 18, 2007 at
03:51:40PM +0100, Paul Stanley wrote:<br>
> For any future queries regarding Web-Devel please
feel free to drop me<br>
> a line at prstanley at ntlworld.com<br>
> Regards<br>
> Paul (list owner/moderator)<br><br>
Hi Neil, Paul<br><br>
I don't know why I've missed this thread until now.<br><br>
Neil. Go on and start your discussion within a new thread.<br>
I like your library. (I've already used it as you know).<br>
It's a promising alternative to many other approaches.<br>
And thanks for joining ;-)<br><br>
Paul: I'd like to discuss issues like this in public. Why?<br>
This way the next person asking the same question can lookup the
answer<br>
using the archive. Much more important is choosing an
expressive<br>
subject so that everyone can decide in advance wether he wants to
read<br>
the post or not.<br><br>
If you (Paul and all others) have a different attitute post your<br>
opinion so that we may change the topic of this list if it is no
longer<br>
appropriate.<br><br>
Marc Weber<br>
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