To *also* keep it cocoa-related, I've noticed that most questions
posted here have either a simple "read the docs here:..." answer (a
matter of the OP either not looking or not knowing what to look for),
or they're very involved 'oddities'. Those in-between seem not to be
doing anything that really push the limits of Cocoa or they're just
too damn good to bother asking. :-)
Either way, if it makes you feel better, I'll always answer every
one of your posts. Just say the word and I'll set up an auto-
responder ...
On Jul 29, 2005, at 2:05 PM, Erik Buck wrote:
I have noticed that I seem to have made the last post in most of
the discussion threads in which I have participated. Even when
mine was not the last post, it is often the last post in a sub-thread.
There is nowhere else in my life where I ever get the last word :)
What am I doing right or wrong here ?
To keep it Cocoa related instead of just meta-list related, what is
it about Cocoa questions that they are seemingly answered
immediately or drag on for days with 20 or more posts ? Is Cocoa
perceived to be an onion with easy outer layers and inscrutable
inner layers ? Or, more likely, do some questions stand alone on
factual answers and other questions get side tracked by
philosophy ? There is a lot of philosophy encapsulated in Cocoa;)
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