advice on action/hammers

[Richard Brekne]

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Actually... grin... not a bad point... but then Fonts are taken here as
"inflection" which is a part of language use after my mind... Which by the
way explains my use of the proverbial "grin" that seems to irritate the
pattooties out of a few select individuals.. hey what can I say... I got a
smiley face..

grin.

David Skolnik wrote:

>  Guys n' girls-
> I think you're missing the point.  This is not about language.  This is
> about FONTS   and PUNCTUATION!!!!!!       The fault lies in the
> limitations of the printed word.  Mr. Antatres, over there, simply felt
> that if you are going to the trouble of  rebuilding a significant portion
> of a piano, you should rebuild the action as well.  How much of it?
> You'll probably find a range of opinions there as well.
>
> Mr. Moffat chose to focus on the use of that trigger word "Restore".  His
> post made copious use of underlining, exclamation points!!!!, and
> italics!!!!   It's hard not to hear in it a certain chastizing tone.
> This may not have been his intent.  If only he had signed it :  LOVE
> BOB!!!! , much of the ensuing  acrimonious exchange might have been
> avoided.
>
> It is also clear, by the size of the responding font, that Mr. Antares's
> feelings were hurt at such treatment.  Also note if you will,  the
> absence of  "Friendly Greetings..."  Very ominous!  Last time his
> feelings were hurt he went away for quite a while.   It would be very
> sad/unfortunate for that to happen again.  Please, someone apologize.
>
>
>
>      With love,
>
>      David Of New York
>
> --
> Richard Brekne
> RPT, N.P.T.F.
> Bergen, Norway
>

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