oh the banality of it all

[maguire]

If you feel that a question is somehow personally infradignatatum then keep your mouth shut, if you feel that a thinly veiled jibe is better than advice then join the sociopath forums where you can happily post insidious comments to your hearts content ,yeah you know who you are
M

 

[Johnmelad]

Sounds like you are referring to Mr B

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

Sound like someone has got pyssed off!

I don't see a problem of informing someone that is asking a question about work they intend to do, that they clearly do not have a grasp of, to inform them of this.
Some people seem to take offence because they have not been given the answer they where hoping for, if they are not prepared to accept informed advice, I suggest they also go elsewhere.
It would be irresponsible of any on here to to give incorrect guidance in accordance to requirements and legal regulations, it would also be irresponsible of any on here to recommend unsafe procedures when fault finding and commissioning of installations.

 

[Taylortwocities]

Sound like someone has got pyssed off!

Might be something in here //www.diynot.com/forums/electrics/board-ratings.388721/#2989018

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

Strangely no input by the accused though!

 

[conny]

If you feel that a question is somehow personally infradignatatum then keep your mouth shut, if you feel that a thinly veiled jibe is better than advice then join the sociopath forums where you can happily post insidious comments to your hearts content ,yeah you know who you are
M

Just like if you are going to use big words to appear clever then at least spell check them before posting.

Infra Dignitatem
Infra dignitatem is Latin for beneth one's dignity; unbecoming

 

[maguire]

See what I mean, spelling & grammer or is it grammar
Who cares
Not Me cos so there

 

[Grizzly]

It's obviously 'grammar'.