Think it's also worth mentioning that Fred has been a very active member helping other people out - it's about time he got something back after all the work he has put in for this website.

Regardless of the subject, I see his name and will always do whatever I can to help him.

Thanks Guys,

really its my own fault, i was being a bit over the top yesterday evening. Its just our family need to have fibre as we have our own business and its very hard for one part of the family to be streaming while the other half are trying to load up documents!

I wasnt meant to be rude, i Just was really eager to find out,

sorry for any inconvenience

I reckon that's fair enough, not everyone is aware of netiquette and it took me a long time to convince my Dad that typing with caplocks on is considered shouting/rude.

If you know the rules then it's rude, if you don't then apologise when corrected seems perfectly reasonable to me.

+1

Bob reassured you - but your comment about shouting to get attention probably wont work in future, as it's really not too nice! Les.

Look guys, Ive said Im sorry, I am going to delete my account soon if this just keep carrying on, please just stop giving hate, I apologise once more, I didnt mean to shout at anyone

It'll pass .

Good luck on the 9^th. Let us know how things go.

No hate..
Just a gentle reminder that here's a way to do things - and doing the equivalent of shouting at us isn't the right way: I suspect the flack has come because most of us on here are grown-up people, and when you quite smugly said " I only did it draw attention!", you ruffled a few feathers.
I'm pretty sure you were aware that "cap lock on" is accepted as being "shouting"?

Most of us on here are nice guys (gals?), and politeness goes a long way!

The biggest problem with all caps from the (accidental?) shouter's point of view is that all the responses on the thread are about shouting, and the actual problem is forgotten.

Still, you have got some answers to the real question too. Perhaps we need a second meaning of OP (original point or original problem rather than original poster)?