[Freesteyelz]

Originally Posted by Tim Skellett

Yet I get the feeling this is not enough for some coders? Judging by some of the remarks I have seen in the feedback forums?

It was a frustrating time for some and issues expressed, while many were valid, were simply blown out of proportion. The fact that the drama happened at all tells quite a bit on the importance of all users in this community. Not just coders.

I think there are (a lot) more people in the community who feels the same way as you, Tim. Saying "Thank you", clicking the "Intall" and/or giving credit to the mod authors does go a long way, at least for the authors sake. What about you?

Give yourself a bit of credit and ask the questions, learn from them and then expand on them. A simple template edit can gradually turn into a complex one if you have the will. Whenever you're given the tools find out how many ways in which you can use them effectively. Then when you grow in skill share your experiences with others. There will always be someone who can benefit from them. In turn that person may do the same with another. All it takes is a few steps to better a community and yourself.