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Posted by Nat 2 on May 25, 2007 at 11:04:15 from (64.80.110.50):
In Reply to: Nat 2 posted by Huss on May 25, 2007 at 08:59:24:
There must be a language barrier here, because you apologize then turn right around and slap me in the face all over again. It is not "a matter of choice." Nobody here is choosing to not help you, and I for one do not appreciate you implying that any of us are withholding knowledge for any reason. We (you, me and everyone else here) represent a tiny tiny tiny TINY (less than 1%) subset of the farmers, tinkerers and "real tractor mechanics" in this world. The vast majority of the expertise is out there somewhere, not participating in this forum. A few by choice for sure, but some because they don't know about the forum, some because they don't have time, some because they don't "get" computers and/or the internet. Though there are some here who would argue otherwise, we don't know everything. Between the regulars, the occasionals, and the one-timers, we know a LOT as a group, but not everything. You insisting that someone MUST know, and implying that we're intentionally not telling you how to fix your tractor is a huge insult to this community. Well, okay, someone probably does know, but that someone does not necessarily participate in this forum. They're not obligated to.
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