Sean,

Not to be snarky, but please check the email headers. I did in fact reply to firebird-support; I
didn't fix the subject line though, so it includes both list names; perhaps your local mail filter
rules put it in the wrong folder? I know mine are sensitive to that kind of thing, it only went to
the right one because of order of precedence.

Hopefully you don't mean that we should reply to a question, in the correct[ed] forum, if the
original poster fails to follow-up? It was an interesting question, one that others I'm sure have
had (or will have) and therefore documenting at least one answer, where anyone could find it,
seemed appropriate -- even if the original poster stopped caring, or couldn't figure out how to get
to firebird-support (note: firebird-devel is on sourceforge, firebird-support is on yahoo! groups --
telling people to switch lists, without specifying that they're hosted in different places, could
cause confusion.)

I appreciate your effort to keep the lists segregated, it makes life easier for the rest of us when
trying to find help.

Thanks,

-Philip

---------- Original Message -----------
From: "Leyne, Sean" <Sean@...>
To: <firebird-support@yahoogroups.com>
Cc: <kornelraju@...>
Sent: Fri, 19 Sep 2008 17:17:02 -0400
Subject: RE: [firebird-support] Re: [Firebird-devel] pass parameter to a trigger?

> Philip,
>
> > You never re-posted your question on firebird-support, that I can
> tell,
> > but I thought I'd reply directly anyway.
>
> Your reply is offside!
>
> Helen rightly asked that this topic be taken to the support list.
>
> Accordingly, you should not have replied here.
>
> If the user didn't bother to post the message to the correct forum, that
> is their loss.
>
> It is not for you to ignore the fact that the posting was/is off-topic
> for this list.
>
> Sean

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