Greetings Vinny,
* vinny (vinny(at)xs4all(dot)nl) wrote:
> I meant it as "in an ideal world". It's a bit like buying a car
> and finding out that they have not put the wheels on. It's not
> difficult to put them on yourself,
> but you kind of expect that the people who want you to user their
> car would do that for you.
There's a bit of a difference between buying a car and using a service
which is provided for free from a team of volunteers.
I agree that the "in an ideal world" wording is better. :)
Thanks!
Stephen