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Thank you for your kind words. And as I neared sainthood, I was lamenting my lack of worthiness, and Aristotle made some comforting points.

It's a community, as crazy as it sometimes seems, and I guess if you contribute at all to the "good of the order," that's worth something. And I must admit, I have learned a lot from simply reading good questions (and their answers).

Looks like you need to spend more time in the pool been42. I'd love to see more questions from you. Jump in. Thanks again.

—Brad
"Don't ever take a fence down until you know the reason it was put up." G. K. Chesterton

In reply to Re^3: XP, page ranking, sponsored links and the fortune of PM by bradcathey
in thread XP, page ranking, sponsored links and the fortune of PM by johnnywang

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