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I am a person that has spent the better half of my life around, using and researching many areas of computing. I consider myself to be very up-to-date with current trends and technology.
Recently, I have spotted two errors in articles written by Mr Pabst. I sent E-Mails in to inform him of these facts. One of them was only a minor thing, the other an opinion formed in ignorance.
Neither of these E-Mails have received a reply nor have the errors on the pages been fixed.
Mr Pabst, if you're going to ignore the world (except for people that send you things or concur with your findings and also happen to have a high-traffic hardware web site) then you have to be right 100% of the time. No human being can be asked to always be right so it seems to me that you have no choice but to listen.
It is quite ironic that you started this online forum just as my corrections were being sent, and subsequently ignored.
The fact that I also expressed interest in providing my time and work (gratis mind you) to Tom's Hardware Guide with no reply of any type or description is quite, quite rude.
My original messages were not rude in any way. In fact, the first was very up-beat and saw the error made as simply an oversight and aimed to point it out in a friendly manner. Obviously, my point didn't get through.
Recently, I have spotted two errors in articles written by Mr Pabst. I sent E-Mails in to inform him of these facts. One of them was only a minor thing, the other an opinion formed in ignorance.
Neither of these E-Mails have received a reply nor have the errors on the pages been fixed.
Mr Pabst, if you're going to ignore the world (except for people that send you things or concur with your findings and also happen to have a high-traffic hardware web site) then you have to be right 100% of the time. No human being can be asked to always be right so it seems to me that you have no choice but to listen.
It is quite ironic that you started this online forum just as my corrections were being sent, and subsequently ignored.
The fact that I also expressed interest in providing my time and work (gratis mind you) to Tom's Hardware Guide with no reply of any type or description is quite, quite rude.
My original messages were not rude in any way. In fact, the first was very up-beat and saw the error made as simply an oversight and aimed to point it out in a friendly manner. Obviously, my point didn't get through.