In article .com, "Matt" wrote:
To some, yes. Others, who appear to have no clue (perhaps you'll
recognize
yourself here), I advise to hire a pro.

I forgot to ask - where did you get that device that lets you
accurately judge the capability of the person asking the question, or
the actuality of the situation they are attempting to descibe? Is this
some sort of new internet device?

To some extent, it can be inferred from the questions the poster asks. For
example, from your questions, I'm able to infer that you're an argumentative
horse's ass.

Face it Doug. Giving advice here - posting ANYTHING here, accurate or
not, can lead to the death or injury of others. There is NO WAY to know
how the information you provide will be used, or whose hands it will
wind u pin.

That's exactly the point I've been trying to pound into your skull, Matt. I'm
glad it finally got through to you.

If you are really concerned about the safety of others, then you will
either ALWAYS tell people to use a pro - OR - post nothing at all,
therefore causing the person to call a professional.

There is no difference between good, bad or joking advice here.

Just proves what I said before - you can't tell the difference.


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Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

Nobody ever left footprints in the sands of time by sitting on his butt.
And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time?