Splatted wrote:@xDragon: What else do you expect? You keep going out of your way to publicly humiliate the guy.
Well, if that really is what is going on, such retaliation would definitely be unprofessional.
And since I am commenting. . . .
As many of you know, back in the 1980s I was one of a group of volunteers, called Helpers, who helped people use an online conferencing service, called Participate, on The Source (now defunct). I was Lead Helper for a year and a half. While discussing a matter privately with a user would show proper consideration for the user by an administrator, the administrator should have no expectation of privacy himself when acting as administrator. To the contrary, the administrator should act as though his own behavior were visible to everyone. For an administrator to invoke his own privacy concerns violates the professional norm of transparency.