P/O Carson John Foy RCAF

[Andy Saunders]

When contributors to this forum offer and provide information, images and data in response to queries from others it is generally the accepted norm, and a matter of common courtesy, that the originator of the query who has been assisted will post his thanks and acknowledgement. After all, there are a great many here who go to considerable lengths to help others as part of the 'community spirit' which this forum is all about.

When one discovers that the enquirer has been back to the forum and clearly seen and used the information provided it is bad form that they should then fail to make any acknowledgement of the help they have been given.

[Chris Goss]

Couldn't agree more, Andy. A number of times I have helped out and never heard a dickie bird in response only to see the question being asked again or the information used without thanks. It might come as a surprise but many of us do have better things to do such as our own reaserch or day job!