Moving of Acrobat Strikes Again Thread

[Scott Dyer HPN/NY]

How the h#ll did that end up in the Hot Section?

[Russell Holton]

As far as I saw, it started there. At least, when I first saw the thread, it was just one post and in the HS.

[Scott Dyer HPN/NY]

So weird, not sure how I read it initially then.

[Ralph Jones]

I started the thread, and I don't remember which section I put it in. I know I considered the HS because while the redaction error was just about computing ignorance, the information it compromised was on a highly "sectarian" subject.

[Dave Siciliano]

Maybe we shouldn’t be so quick to put things in the hot section now. Seems folks on here are more sensitive and all seem to post reasonably.

[Dave Siciliano]

We have a pretty PC group; although, some Mac users :-). If someone crosses a boundary, wouldn’t a word to them be enough. I’d try to adjust.

[Scott Dyer HPN/NY]

It's entirely possible that once or twice I clicked on titles in "New Since Last Visit", paying no immediate attention to what section the message was in, figuring that a thread about Acrobat posed little risk of Hot Section activity compared with some other thread titles that will remain unrecited.

[Mike Overly]

How the h#ll did that end up in the Hot Section?

It was initially posted in the Hot Section by Ralph, probably, as he alludes to earlier in this thread, because he had a premonition about its future given its political intrigue. Not all premonitions materialize -- here that thread has stayed on the subject ... testimony to the fine discipline in this crowd.

[Dave Siciliano]

Thanks Mike. I didn’t realize it began there and respect the OP’s judgement.

[Scott Dyer HPN/NY]

It was initially posted in the Hot Section by Ralph, probably, as he alludes to earlier in this thread, because he had a premonition about its future given its political intrigue. Not all premonitions materialize -- here that thread has stayed on the subject ... testimony to the fine discipline in this crowd.

Thanks, Mike. I'll be more discerning in my HS avoidance in the future. ;-)

[Bill Bridges]

Thanks, Mike. I'll be more discerning in my HS avoidance in the future. ;-)

Scott,

I always enjoy your input and insight on various subjects even those in the HS.

Grace and Peace,