I completely understood everything you said - even if I have to admit that summarizing is not among your strong points (neither among mine, BTW).
I have just considered improper to mention a situation in which I was attacked / defended on the forum and ingaged in a heated discussion. I mean - I joined a thread to give my opinion and didn �t tell anyone what they should or shouldn �t do, and I felt you used that old situation just to show you POV against the others.
Even if it wasn �t your intention - and I am no one to know other person �s intentions - it wasn �t fair. (I �m not telling you that you HAVE to be fair either...)
If a student of yours doesn �t turn in his homework for lesson 1 on time, but he turns in lesson 2 and 3 on time, is it fair if other student is doing something wrong you tell the first student "shut up, remember you don �t turn in your homework on time �?
When you mentioned that event (which doesn �t bother me at all) you showed that you judge people - and worse - you don �t pay attention to their progress or learning, you try to judge them from their past (and not characteristical) actions. If only I had the same behavior every day, and it was one of my characteristics, so your comment would make sense.
And the funny thing was that you judge me as a way to show others they shouldn �t...
You know, no one is obliged to understand your intentions, we are only able to understand the words you write and - believe me - the words we write and the way we use them show very much about us, much more than single actions we do when we have a bad day.
I �m not the one who �s reporting and removing other person �s work only because they seem to be useless to me. I �m not the one who feels in the position to judge others. If you want to address to them, maybe you should collect some examples of their behavior, I �m not a role model to anyone. And I never wanted to be.
Shockingly mature