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[QUOTE="CaptainJ, post: 2374176, member: 1553"]
Agreed, and then be willing to do follow up support for older or less technically adept folks, and do some follow up when they aren't able to figure it out.  In appreciation for their genorisity, maybe the university would be kind enough to give a chunk of the 22 million to whomever did so, instead of to Nancy Cantor(or whomever)'s brilliantly necessary programs.  ;)

Isn't it amazing that as society is becoming conditioned to having things more easy, people are now becoming apologists for making them actually more difficult, so that their pet projects can receive boatloads of money that the [I]average [/I]fan could not care less about, for more things like Nancy Cantor's visionary works before she graduated to Rutgers?  Realorange, it's amazing how arrogant and out of touch a handful of these vocal posters who are "company men" are.  (I didnt quote them because I dont wish for them to take it personally, nor do I wish to receive retribution from them).

All of this "attachment" is the exact opposite of enlightenment, and marriage to some of this dogma is not healthy in most senses.   Some of the elitcist arrogance is troubling to those with a sense of empathy, even for those of us who streamed even before these blowhards even were aware of the possibility(before espn3 existed).

Even I find it ironic that I, of all people, have to remind some that not everyone is like them.  SMH.   (Hopefully this thread is over soon, so I can move on to one where I can be more jovial like I want to be!  Some issues deserve to be addressed though, for the greater good).
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