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Old 12-15-2017, 03:18 PM
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I think Gilles said it best. "Tis the season"
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Like him or not, Jon is a wealth of knowledge even though his delivery of said knowledge isn't always the most polished. Merry Christmas Jon!
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I like his delivery style,straight and to the point no shades of grey for him only black and white one can only accept it or not !!
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I like his delivery style,straight and to the point no shades of grey for him only black and white one can only accept it or not !!
There were many times when it was beyond "straight and to the point".
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There were many times when it was beyond "straight and to the point".
Try answering the same simple question a couple of thousand times and see if you are as cordial on the 2000th one as you were on the first one.
I doubt it.
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Now I know how the Temptations felt when they got rid of David Ruffin.
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I am astonished this thread has been allowed to flourish beyond three comments, WOW.

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Jon is a wealth of knowledge and is missed. I miss Jon's post.

For those who think Jon is a bully.... Grow up!!!!!!!!!!! I didn't see any bullying in Jon's post.

Terry C. post is spot on. Worth posting again. Here it is:
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Try answering the same simple question a couple of thousand times and see if you are as cordial on the 2000th one as you were on the first one.
I doubt it.


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And made him a moderator..... (that one still befuddles me)
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The site admin not only allowed his bullying behavior but enabled it.
samckit and bill682- just how old are you????

How would you handle this?????
You are ask the same question and over and over or get someone that starts several topics on the same problem and they won't listen to your suggestions.

I've use to be a moderator of this site. It is not an easy job.

samckit and bill682-there is no one forcing you to be on this site.
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Old 12-15-2017, 05:21 PM
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Try answering the same simple question a couple of thousand times and see if you are as cordial on the 2000th one as you were on the first one.
I doubt it.
If you're bored with the question than don't answer. No need to put a member down for asking, especially a new member.
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If you're bored with the question than don't answer. No need to put a member down for asking, especially a new member.
Especially when you are a moderator! of whom is an appointed representative of the forum.


But hey, some people refuse to see it that way and would rather call you out and ask "how old are you" or "grow up" etc.

Those types are the ones that enable the unprofessional behavior to continue.

Which is a issue that has been dealt with several times unsuccessfully or unwillingly.


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