M.A.O. said:I tried to add insert from wiskspeadia on the subject of O.C. ,as well as post from the seesion 950708 on the Kecksburg incident. Three attempts but it would let me do it. Something was preventing it. Strange? But not suprising.
M.A.O. said:Any Suggestion?
Shijing said:No, but thanks for posting an explanation about the above.
No, but thanks for posting an explanation about the above. In your previous post you had omitted the "P" from "O.P.C.", so that was why I was confused
Hello anart. I couldn't agree with you more. I also appreciate the impute and understand the point of being relevant, and clear, to avoid form members from being miss lead or confused. And will make the recommend as something that will be brought under the wing when posting in the future for the consideration of all concerned. "Thanks" again, to you both!Yes, had you explained yourself fully in the initial post, it would have been externally considerate.
Hi MAO, may I ask why you always put the word "thanks" in quotes? I'd generally use quotes when there's another meaning to the word I'm using, or if it's sarcasm, and I just can't seem to figure out what the quotes mean as you use them. To me it almost comes off like you don't really mean it when you say thanks, so that's why I ask.M.A.O. said:Hello anart. I couldn't agree with you more. I also appreciate the impute and understand the point of being relevant, and clear, to avoid form members from being miss lead or confused. And will make the recommend as something that will be brought under the wing when posting in the future for the consideration of all concerned. "Thanks" again, to you both!
M.A.O. said:I have to say that it is a little intimidating to bring up the subject O.P.C.
Ok, thanks for clarifying! :)M.A.O. said:Hi SAO, The quotes are meant to be from the heart. Just a way of expressing gratitude. And "Thanks" for your concern for clarification. I was asked before and I have no issue to explain its use.
Yes, had you explained yourself fully in the initial post, it would have been externally considerate.