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  Re: Looking for salesforce consultant Steve Sobol <sjsobol@JustThe.net> - 2011-02-09 10:17 -0800
    Re: Looking for salesforce consultant Lew <noone@lewscanon.com> - 2011-02-09 18:49 -0500

#25606 — Re: Looking for salesforce consultant

In article <de6b385a-aeda-4d93-9861-f60d0b340e21
@z27g2000prz.googlegroups.com>, lew@lewscanon.com says...
> Steve Sobol wrote:
> > The guy's in India. His lack of grammar skills are understandable,
> > although not excusable.
> >
> 
> Oh, in India they spell "are" as "r"?  How is that mistake
> understandable based on being from another (English-speaking)
> country?

English is used in India but is definitely not the primary language.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India#Languages



> Sorry, I really can't understand the OP's stupid post in terms other
> than flat-out laziness and unprofessionalism.  There's no connection
> to being from a particular country (much less one where English is an
> official language).
> 
> Face it, the guy is just dumb.

I'll bet English is not his first language, but yes, you're right, he's 
lazy, unprofessional and probably not very smart. As I said: 
understandable, but not excusable.


-- 
Steve Sobol - Programming/Web Dev/IT Support
Apple Valley, CA
sjsobol@JustThe.net

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Steve Sobol wrote:
> English is used in India but is definitely not the primary language.
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India#Languages

I didn't say it was.  I said it was "an official language", information I got 
from that very link.  Someone posting from there to an English-speaking forum 
would certainly be aware that they need to post in English, wouldn't they? 
Don't Indian schools teach English from elementary level onward?  (My Indian 
friends claim that they do.)  I'm quite certain that no class taught the OP 
that "are" is spelled "r".

Lew wrote:
>> Sorry, I really can't understand the OP's stupid post in terms other
>> than flat-out laziness and unprofessionalism.  There's no connection
>> to being from a particular country (much less one where English is an
>> official language).
>>
>> Face it, the guy is just dumb.

Steve Sobol wrote:
> I'll bet English is not his first language, but yes, you're right, he's
> lazy, unprofessional and probably not very smart. As I said:
> understandable, but not excusable.

English not being his first language is so very clearly not the reason for his 
dumb-ass mistakes.

-- 
Lew
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