Do you enjoy helping others get the most out of their computer/networking
hardware? Are you friendly AND proficient in all things technology? If so
please stop by and send me a pm and we can setup a time to talk.
ISPgeeks.com is looking a few good men and women to compliment our staff.
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ISPgeek wrote:
> Do you enjoy helping others get the most out of their computer/networking
> hardware? Are you friendly AND proficient in all things technology? If so
> please stop by and send me a pm and we can setup a time to talk.
> ISPgeeks.com is looking a few good men and women to compliment our staff.
>
> Cheers!
>
> ISPgeek
>
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So post the particulars of your ISPgeek organization, including the
names of your principals.
Interviews work both ways! A proper spam would have included this
information.
If you wish to come over an apply that is fine and we can talk by phone
along with completing a simple application that confirms your skills and
intentions. Interviews are conducted by phone or video conference and by
multiple people. We want you to be a match for the site and insure that you
will work well with others. This will be tested by example only and
references from other sites that you may have been staff on are required!
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>
> So post the particulars of your ISPgeek organization, including the names
> of your principals.
>
> Interviews work both ways! A proper spam would have included this
> information.
>
> Q
ISPgeek wrote:
> If you wish to come over an apply that is fine and we can talk by phone
> along with completing a simple application that confirms your skills and
> intentions. Interviews are conducted by phone or video conference and by
> multiple people. We want you to be a match for the site and insure that you
> will work well with others. This will be tested by example only and
> references from other sites that you may have been staff on are required!
>
You have an attitude problem .
I'm sorry you feel that way....since you obviously don't know me I think its
a bit premature to assume that. I am picky about who we give full reign of
our site to however....I don't think you would be any different if you were
in my shoes. I want people to all get along and if the candidate has an
attitude issue or other...then they aren't anyone we need.
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ISPgeek wrote:
> I'm sorry you feel that way....since you obviously don't know me I think its
> a bit premature to assume that. I am picky about who we give full reign of
> our site to however....I don't think you would be any different if you were
> in my shoes. I want people to all get along and if the candidate has an
> attitude issue or other...then they aren't anyone we need.
>
Snipping in the manner you used is poor form , I figure you are in reply
to me but with little to go on it's at best a guess, and you do have an
attitude problem , now the truth is you failed to mention remuneration
because anyone worth their salt will expect some .
On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 15:21:34 +1000, in alt.internet.wireless , atec
<"atec77 "@hotmail.com> wrote:
>ISPgeek wrote:
>> I'm sorry you feel that way....since you obviously don't know me I think its
>> a bit premature to assume that. I am picky about who we give full reign of
>> our site to however....I don't think you would be any different if you were
>> in my shoes. I want people to all get along and if the candidate has an
>> attitude issue or other...then they aren't anyone we need.
>>
>Snipping in the manner you used is poor form , I figure you are in reply
>to me but with little to go on it's at best a guess, and you do have an
>attitude problem , now the truth is you failed to mention remuneration
>because anyone worth their salt will expect some .
For what its worth, I wuold not necessarily expect to see remuneration
mentioned in a job ad. I also thought the original ad was perfectly
normally worded. No idea what happens in the US, but here in the UK
you would hardly mention all the details of the employer in a news or
online ad.
That said, I was surprised to see spelling mistakes. I'd find it quite
hard to work for someone who couldn't spell complement or rein. Unless
of course they're looking for someone to say nice things about the
rest of the team, while also being sovereign ruler... :-)
One other thing - ISPgeek can you form your sig block properly please,
it needs two dashes and a space on a line by itself at the very start,
so that its RFC compliant and newsreaders can trim it properly.
--
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Mark thank you for the input. Be advised the spelling mistakes ...well you
can thank Bill Gates for that as each of these emails is spell checked and
passed with flying colors. Not surprising if there is a mistake.
On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 15:21:34 +1000, atec <"atec77 "@hotmail.com> wrote:
: ISPgeek wrote:
: > I'm sorry you feel that way....since you obviously don't know me I think
: > its a bit premature to assume that. I am picky about who we give full
: > reign of our site to however....I don't think you would be any different
: > if you were in my shoes. I want people to all get along and if the
: > candidate has an attitude issue or other...then they aren't anyone we
: > need.
: >
: Snipping in the manner you used is poor form , I figure you are in reply
: to me but with little to go on it's at best a guess, and you do have an
: attitude problem , now the truth is you failed to mention remuneration
: because anyone worth their salt will expect some .
Your responses to ISPgeek seem to accept that his initial post was a serious
request for employment inquiries and not a troll. If that were so, why
wouldn't he have posted on one of the employment sites instead? My guess is
that he's just looking for names for a spam list or something similar. In any
case, isn't there something a bit odd about a person who thinks his shoes have
the power to alter someone else's attitudes and behavior?
On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 16:42:25 +0000, Mark McIntyre <markmcintyre@spamcop.net>
wrote:
: On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 11:33:28 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
: "ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
:
: >Be advised the spelling mistakes ...well you
: >can thank Bill Gates for that as each of these emails is spell checked and
: >passed with flying colors.
:
: They're valid english words, just not the right ones.
Mark, I hate to break this to you, since you guys invented the language, but
ISPgeek's command of English orthography is probably as good as that of the
average American college or university graduate. Nor is it a bit surprising
that your criticism sailed over his head; the percentage of Americans who
realize that "compliment" and "complement" are distinct words is almost
certainly a single digit. :^|
First of all it was not an offer of employment at all. I don't get paid for
the time I spend on the site so why should anyone else for that matter.
This is an all volunteer effort and if you aren't interested fine...killfile
the post and be done with it. If you are one of those rare breed who likes
to help others then please stop by and we can talk.
Originally these two spellings were used interchangeably, but they have come
to be distinguished from each other in modern times. Most of the time the
word people intend is "compliment": nice things said about someone ("She
paid me the compliment of admiring the way I shined my shoes.").
"Complement," much less common, has a number of meanings associated with
matching or completing. Complements supplement each other, each adding
something the others lack, so we can say that "Alice's love for entertaining
and Mike's love for washing dishes complement each other." Remember, if you're
not making nice to someone, the word is "complement."
See also complementary/complimentary
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"Mark McIntyre" <markmcintyre@spamcop.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 11:33:28 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
> "ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
>
>>Be advised the spelling mistakes ...well you
>>can thank Bill Gates for that as each of these emails is spell checked and
>>passed with flying colors.
>
> They're valid english words, just not the right ones.
>
> --
> Mark McIntyre
Thank you but I think I know exactly what he said...I don't need
your....cough...interpretation.
Originally these two spellings were used interchangeably, but they have come
to be distinguished from each other in modern times. Most of the time the
word people intend is "compliment": nice things said about someone ("She
paid me the compliment of admiring the way I shined my shoes.").
"Complement," much less common, has a number of meanings associated with
matching or completing. Complements supplement each other, each adding
something the others lack, so we can say that "Alice's love for entertaining
and Mike's love for washing dishes complement each other." Remember, if you're
not making nice to someone, the word is "complement."
See also complementary/complimentary
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"Robert Coe" <bob@1776.COM> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 15:21:34 +1000, atec <"atec77 "@hotmail.com> wrote:
> : ISPgeek wrote:
> : > I'm sorry you feel that way....since you obviously don't know me I
> think
> : > its a bit premature to assume that. I am picky about who we give full
> : > reign of our site to however....I don't think you would be any
> different
> : > if you were in my shoes. I want people to all get along and if the
> : > candidate has an attitude issue or other...then they aren't anyone we
> : > need.
> : >
> : Snipping in the manner you used is poor form , I figure you are in reply
> : to me but with little to go on it's at best a guess, and you do have an
> : attitude problem , now the truth is you failed to mention remuneration
> : because anyone worth their salt will expect some .
>
> Your responses to ISPgeek seem to accept that his initial post was a
> serious
> request for employment inquiries and not a troll. If that were so, why
> wouldn't he have posted on one of the employment sites instead? My guess
> is
> that he's just looking for names for a spam list or something similar. In
> any
> case, isn't there something a bit odd about a person who thinks his shoes
> have
> the power to alter someone else's attitudes and behavior?
>
> Bob
Mark you seem pay attention to "details" ....this is a desired quality in a
moderator, admin or even one of our tech experts. Come by and PM me and I
will send you my phone and or I can call you and we'll talk.
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"Mark McIntyre" <markmcintyre@spamcop.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 11:33:28 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
> "ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
>
>>Be advised the spelling mistakes ...well you
>>can thank Bill Gates for that as each of these emails is spell checked and
>>passed with flying colors.
>
> They're valid english words, just not the right ones.
>
> --
> Mark McIntyre
ISPgeek wrote:
> First of all it was not an offer of employment at all. I don't get paid for
> the time I spend on the site so why should anyone else for that matter.
> This is an all volunteer effort and if you aren't interested fine...killfile
> the post and be done with it. If you are one of those rare breed who likes
> to help others then please stop by and we can talk.
>
>
> Cheers!
>
> ISPgeek
>
>
Again bad form ,
who are you replying to ?
On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 13:46:15 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless , Robert
Coe <bob@1776.COM> wrote:
>On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 16:42:25 +0000, Mark McIntyre <markmcintyre@spamcop.net>
>wrote:
>: On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 11:33:28 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
>: "ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
>:
>: >Be advised the spelling mistakes ...well you
>: >can thank Bill Gates for that as each of these emails is spell checked and
>: >passed with flying colors.
>:
>: They're valid english words, just not the right ones.
>
>Mark, I hate to break this to you,
its not news to me, just depressing in a job ad...
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On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 13:51:24 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
"ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
>First of all it was not an offer of employment at all.
Please stop trimming all attributions. It makes it impossible to know
who you're replying to, why, and what the context of your comments is.
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On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 13:53:41 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
"ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
>Originally these two spellings were used interchangeably, but they have come
>to be distinguished from each other in modern times.
Which two spellings? You yet again removed all context.
Complement and compliment are two quite distinct words, one
originating from "complete" and the other from "comply". There's no
evidence I'm aware of that they were ever interchangeable, and indeed
it'd be surprising since they have quite different meanings.
>See also complementary/complimentary
Which again have totally different meanings.
Whats your point? There's an old saying "when you're in a hole, don't
keep diggin."
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On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 13:56:09 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
"ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
>Mark you seem pay attention to "details" ....this is a desired quality in a
>moderator, admin or even one of our tech experts. Come by and PM me and I
>will send you my phone and or I can call you and we'll talk.
Thanks but no - I'm already employed full time in banking.
ISPgeek wrote:
> Complements supplement each other, each adding
> something the others lack, so we can say that "Alice's love for entertaining
> and Mike's love for washing dishes complement each other." Remember, if you're
> not making nice to someone, the word is "complement."
>
> See also complementary/complimentary
Like a school princiPAL is your PAL if he has good principles.
On Sun, 04 Feb 2007 00:05:09 +0000, Mark McIntyre <markmcintyre@spamcop.net>
wrote:
: On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 13:53:41 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
: "ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
:
: >Originally these two spellings were used interchangeably, but they have come
: >to be distinguished from each other in modern times.
:
: Which two spellings? You yet again removed all context.
Actually, he didn't; but his signature is placed so that the quoted context
fell below the sig marker. Maybe your newsreader stripped it off.
: Complement and compliment are two quite distinct words, one
: originating from "complete" and the other from "comply". There's no
: evidence I'm aware of that they were ever interchangeable, and indeed
: it'd be surprising since they have quite different meanings.
I don't dare jump into that controversy. I know only a few words of French,
and my Latin is in the distant past. But at least you've got to give ISPgeek
credit for tightening up his prose and demonstrating that indeed he can (in
the words of my college linguistics professor) "spell like a gentleman". Even
after almost 400 years, we colonials don't like to embarrass ourselves in
front of a Brit. ;^)
On Sun, 04 Feb 2007 01:29:46 GMT, decaturtxcowboy <nope_none_@nowayspam.com>
wrote:
: ISPgeek wrote:
: > Complements supplement each other, each adding something the others lack,
: > so we can say that "Alice's love for entertaining and Mike's love for
: > washing dishes complement each other." Remember, if you're not making
: > nice to someone, the word is "complement."
: >
: > See also complementary/complimentary
:
: Like a school princiPAL is your PAL if he has good principles.
I wish I could tell you how many times I've seen a person's job title
identified on his résumé as "Principle Engineer". :^|
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> ISPgeek wrote:
>> First of all it was not an offer of employment at all. I don't get paid
>> for the time I spend on the site so why should anyone else for that
>> matter. This is an all volunteer effort and if you aren't interested
>> fine...killfile the post and be done with it. If you are one of those
>> rare breed who likes to help others then please stop by and we can talk.
>>
>>
>> Cheers!
>>
>> ISPgeek
>>
>>
> Again bad form ,
> who are you replying to ?
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"Mark McIntyre" <markmcintyre@spamcop.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 13:51:24 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
> "ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
>
>>First of all it was not an offer of employment at all.
>
> Please stop trimming all attributions. It makes it impossible to know
> who you're replying to, why, and what the context of your comments is.
> --
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Heh...so have I....guys I'm really sorry about the spelling....ran it
through the usual spell check and wasn't even thinking about context...just
an oversight. I must admit....of all the crap I've taken over these
postings your responses were the most enlightening and adult (bad
structure...its late and I'm not worried about it). So my hats off to you
for being civil...I appreciate your crtique and followup. This doesn't
change the fact that we are still looking for a few good people to
complement our existing staff.....
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> On Sun, 04 Feb 2007 01:29:46 GMT, decaturtxcowboy
> <nope_none_@nowayspam.com>
> wrote:
> : ISPgeek wrote:
> : > Complements supplement each other, each adding something the others
> lack,
> : > so we can say that "Alice's love for entertaining and Mike's love for
> : > washing dishes complement each other." Remember, if you're not making
> : > nice to someone, the word is "complement."
> : >
> : > See also complementary/complimentary
> :
> : Like a school princiPAL is your PAL if he has good principles.
>
> I wish I could tell you how many times I've seen a person's job title
> identified on his résumé as "Principle Engineer". :^|
>
> Bob
> On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 13:51:24 -0500, in alt.internet.wireless ,
> "ISPgeek" <ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote:
>
> >First of all it was not an offer of employment at all.
>
> Please stop trimming all attributions. It makes it impossible to know
> who you're replying to, why, and what the context of your comments is.
No it doesn't. The posters Header contains all the necessary
information. And you're using FA and should be able to see which message
the reply is a followup-to in one of the side panes.
Of course MacSOUP wins hands down in that respect. We have a nice
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