Emil Jennings wrote:. . . what kind of an answer is that? . . .
The answer to your question is, a helpful one. If you take your car to the garage and ask them to check the brake pads, you think it is a very long time since they were changed, and they didn't tell you that a tyre is dangerously worn, you would be very annoyed with them. We work on the same principle. If there are problems, we try to point them out without, as you yourself noticed,
spoon‑feeding. Although I was taught well, I wasn't taught to avoid
== true myself as a beginner, only learning that later, but it appears that many people aren't taught that either. I do not believe that Henry Wong did anything wrong, and think that the tone of the two posts at the top of this
thread merits an apology.