Re: [orca-list] Changing the keybindings to be JAWS-like or

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

I have read most of the messages in this conversation and found none disrespectful. There have been a few 
different takes 
on the question at hand, and none have been presented in a "my way or the highway" manner, so if someone 
crapped on you a 
couple of years ago why are you bringing it up here/now? Are you saying that we are more receptive, better or 
more 
respectful listeners, or do you think we are involved in virtual deffication?
My initial take is that why do you even bring something that happned on a mailing list two years ago up, but 
I suppose it 
can be useful to go meta from time to time to try and improve netiquit or quality of communication. It's also 
useful for 
us to give the occasional virtual pat on the back. On the other hand just recounting two year old feelings or 
impressions 
with out putting things in to context, especially when the feelings or impressions are negative probably at 
best just 
creates list clutter, and may actually propigate bad feelings. 
In the short time I've been on this list I've not found folks to be intolerant, rude, or in any other way 
offensive. I am 
sure that from time to time some bad feelings get bounced around here as does happen on most such fora, but 
I'd like to 
thank you all for helping to keep this a respectful and useful space for the sharing of information and 
ideas. I
And hey, crap is fertilizer so either directly or indirectly it can help just about any life form to 
grow...smiles
--
B.H.

 
 


On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 09:23:01PM -0500, Glenn wrote:

> When I suggested this a couple of years ago, I felt like I got crapped on.
> Glenn
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