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wrote:
Well, yes ...
But what's the point of being a stickler on rules nobody obeys?
Or even learning them?
Just wondering.
D
Just one little detail, or so...
If you have a boo-boo, the fault will be assessed wrt the rules,
wether you know them or not.
Otherwise, if only 10% of those you encounter know the rules, and
obey them, you will improve he odds if you pretend they all do,
since it must be assumed that those who do not will err about 50-50
either way.
If you know them, you can quite rightly lecture those idiots who
don't, advancing your aspirations toward snobbery.
There is no better feeling than being snobbish about being right,
even in court, when you get damages, if you survive.
Terry K
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