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Group: gnu.emacs.help · Group Profile
Author: Xah LeeXah Lee Date: Sep 19, 2008 07:32
Hi Eli moron,
U wrote:
> If you want people to listen to your ideas seriously, you will wish to
> make a point of expressing them accurately.
Please understand, that the level of precision and time spend in
writing needed depends on the context. You would be a fool, to spend
one year to compose a newsgroup post. And, you would be moron if you
nickpick on spellings and phrasings that are not critical to the main
ideas.
I'm not sure ur a moron, but i wondered, because in my previous
message i specifically pointed out that please focus on main ideas.
You seem to me don't have much general education to sufficiently
understand the situation, but gave a retort about precision that is
typical of sophomorons.
>> So, i don't know what u mean except perhaps you are just fooling
>> around.
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> I meant what I said: Emacs does not need to be like other (primitive)
> semi-editors, which don't distinguish between files and buffers.
Huh? where did u get the idea that emacs should be like other
primitive semi-editors? what's a primitive semi-editor? Do you mean
vi?
> And I'm not ``fooling around'' more than you do.
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