I don't see how this is constructive -- every single one of us -- you included (me too) -- has asked questions on this forum that someone, somewhere, may have previously answered in some other context, addressing some other question or person, or even months back in the same thread. I sure don't have the CVs and educational background of every person on this forum memorized, and just as I might say to a colleague I know well 'you went to what school, again?, there's no offense in asking a straight up question that's relevant to the immediate discussion. These threads can go long and get really wound up -- sometimes it's hard to recognize any relationship with the orig. post after a few pages.
It's so easy to get all trigger happy, I know, I've done it myself and more often regretted it than not, but it's getting crazy how people just keeping calling each other out on a personal level rather than addressing issues and getting past misunderstandings by clarifying. Get past this, all of you. All of us.
