Hi TechNet Land! Just a short add to Richard's good comments. Please don't
look at Technet as a "good ol' boys" group. One might get that impression
because of the informal nature of some of the responses but quite the
opposite is true. The informal, laid back, first name basis responses are
due to the overall openness of the group and the free flow of
ideas/theorys/information. I participate in several forums and Technet is
by far the closest to a "happy technology group meeting". If you are new to
TechNet, know that your participation is very important and yes, sometimes
ideas get shot down as part of the exchange of discussing the topic.
TechNet folks are not mean spirited - we are just sometimes overly consumed
by a great technical exchange!
Dave Hillman "I need a Diet Coke NOW"
Rockwell Collins
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Steve, I have to agree with the others who have responded. I have never
thought of fabricators as the bottom of the feed pile, rather I have
thought they were actually the leaders. You folks have had to find ways
of answering tough demands from the industry, what with
high-impedance/high-freqency circuits, heat balance issues, plating
issues, microvias, etc, etc.
And your industry has come through like champions.
So don't feel like this is an ol' boys network. While some of us are
familiar with others, we always appreciate the input of all who respond.
Its like Werner said, sometimes we cannot acknowledge our thanks to
every person who responds, simply because there are already so many
emails to read.
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Hi Steve,
Sorry about your negative experience.
Typically, you do NOT get a response back from anybody, unless your
e-mails way off-base. So, you need to consider your 20 answers to be at
least acceptable.
Unless they are off-base, this forum would get p[rtetty cluttered with
atta-boys and thank-yous.
You should NEVER rerspond to a Technet-query in private, unless the
answer is of a really commercial nature.
The is no label attached to newbies or 'tenured professionals''--on
this
forum we share our experiences, some people more so than others [for
whatever reasons].
"The good ole boys have" DO NOT HAVE "all the right answers
anyway"--they are just more willing to let it all hang out.
Some of us are at a stage in our lives where we feel we owe the industry
and are trying to give something back. Boy, I sure have been around for
a long time--I knew Dieter Bergman before he had a beard--but i sure do
not thin [and certainly do not claim] to have all the right answers.
So, Steve jump right in--do not hold back--you are not getting a
response in most cases unless you really got it wrong.
Werner
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