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parthabe wrote:Mathan,
Though you have become a PEV, it doesnt mean that you need to be away from this thread also.
It doesn't mean that since i become a PEV, am not replying. I went to my Lab for some LabVIEW tasks. Just now get back to the forum and see 16 new replies in this thread here that too with such hot arguments.
But i haven't created this thread for such discussions guys. Anyway past is past. As MUKS suggested please report to admin to clear this out before lot of people think bad about Indians. 
Ok chill out..... we are here to share our best of our knowledge and not our attitude. 
Thanks everyone for keeping this thread alive. I still puzzled why other people (non-Indians) are not interupting here. Maybe we can change the message subject of this thread. 
parthabe wrote:
Vaibhav wrote:
And when Mathan wrote Gandhi Jeyanthi, I already knew he is from South India.
Actually it is Gandhi Jayanti.
Actually, with that extra "h" also noticed "e" while reading, but while marking in red, missed. Thanks for pointing out.
And wow, inbox is full just with the Indian Thread. 
Seems like I am the only non-certified here.
I agree and support what muks and Mathan have written above, regarding removing this "show of attitudes" from this thread. I would have said the same if not by them already. Just gave them kudos.
Asking the moderator to remove these hateful comments won't make anybody look down, but rather would show the maturity and politeness (for which India has been known "so far"). And this thread should represent our culture, and our LabVIEW intellects, if nothing else.
Clashes of ego and attitudes DO NOT add any fragrance to your intelligence (as shown in your 3-bar ranks, various certifications and the reputation that is earned so far). If this thread says "Indians thread" then I am concerned about what is going on here, since it represents India in this community.
In my childhood in our school blackboard we used to write one sentence - विद्या विनयेन शोभते (read "Vidya Vinayena Shobhate"), which literally means "education/knowledge looks good/elegant if with politeness/humility." Which can further be explained as "education brings humility." So let's show that humility which an educated person should have. There is nothing wrong in that. Failing to do so is (wrong).
Ok, this was a polite request. Not commanding anybody what he must do.
Mathan wrote:Thanks everyone for keeping this thread alive. I still puzzled why other people (non-Indians) are not interupting here. Maybe we can change the message subject of this thread.
Yea, that's what I also thought (when I said I hope others don't take this thread as an offence). But Felix so far showed interest in this thread and I wish any non-Indian should feel free to come here and share ideas.
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