Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re:Re: Re: Optimizing cutting paths - The proof

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> I ment the off topic flaming and arguing the thread has ended
> in. You call that a learning curve? I got my best info from people
> offline. Seems that don't like to post here, I can see why!
> > Bob
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Bob:

You shouldn't take the "flaming and argueing" seriously. There are
many types of people, and alot of us ( I do include myself) learn more and
absorb more through a process that includes good natured bickering. None of
the arguing here really causes any bad feelings I don't think. At least I
like to hope so. It is the nature of expertise that most experts in any
field "don't suffer fools gladly" as they used to say. Take it as more of a
good natured argument. In the end, those of us who participated, learned
more about the others viewpoints and some of that information will have set
firmly in the minds of all concerned. All in all a net gain of information.
If you had simply gotten an off-line advice you might never have known that
there are several viewpoints to any question, none of them entirely correct,
or entirely wrong.
I must admit, that I (probably like many others on this list) simply
love an argument and find I benefit much more through a process that
includes lively discourse. The tone of that discourse may get alittle heavy
at times, but I think an overall respect for others opinions and knowledge
is understood. I'd much rather get an opinion from someone who has a depth
of feeling about his beliefs, those opinions tend to have the most value.

(Just my 2 cents on people getting pissed at the tone of a slight
disagreement)
Art