-- please face a mirror, and say: Why do you feel the nee...

[mdk]

@rstra -- please face a mirror, and say:

Why do you feel the need to always reply to @mdk ?

You should read the house rules.

If it makes you feel better, just ignore the @mdk posts, and do something productive.

[rstra]

@mdk You are just to entertaining to ignore, your answers are always good for a laugh. I just don’t generally reply to you, and this post is a great example of why. You hate being wrong, and you really hate when someone calls you out (as many people do).

[mdk]

Grandmaster @rstra -- Within this forum, you are responsible for cultivating a positive and respectful community by being courteous and friendly with one another.

I wish that you would follow the House Rules, and that you would not spread lies, such as "many people do". 

That is neither positive nor respectful.

Don't answer this, but why are you so obsessive in following my posts, and why do you feel a need to always have the last word?

P.S. How does your meta-discussion help the author of this thread?  Answer, it does not. Stop it. Move on.

[rstra]

@mdkiI am not obsessed with following you, but your answers are amusing.

My reply to the OP was just to correct another poster’s incorrect information.

[mdk]

Grandmaster @rstra -- I understand you're trying to help, but there's no place to this kind of discussion in a public thread where a user is asking for help !

[rstra]

@mdk i agree, so just let it go. 

[mdk]

Grandmaster @rstra -- let it go

LOL -- quoting from "Frozen". 

Keep trying to avoid helping the author of the question.

[rstra]

@mdk I did help, I gave them the link this provided the information that they were looking for.

[mdk]

@rstra -- I gave them additional information.  So, "let it go".

[rstra]

@mdk Well, I guess that was information.