Was your last paragraph intended as some kind of threat - that you are gathering information about me?

As for my appearing under a different name, and writing in Hebrew - as I had explained before, objective conditions in my faculty's computer farm make this somewhat unlikely, but you need not take my word for it.

As for not leaving an email address, I shall fix that in a jiffy.

And I don't see why you would ignore me just because I did not until now display my email address - such behaviour sounds a bit petty to me.

What wasn't too hard?
Did you do this before or after I started displaying my email address?

And what do you think about my web-site, by the way? It's somewhat Spartan, I know, but did you like it?

I like the subtlety of your presentation. The fact that there are no glitzy colors (or rather colours) nor any other web paraphernalia, enables any low tech hoi polloi access to the wealth of information you had managed so prudently to accumulate.

Seek not finesse where you can easily find sloth..

Nonwithstanding, fancy schmancy websites do get on my nerves. Have you noticed how Haaretz redecorated themselves? They're hardly usable now, whenever their site actually manages to load, that is.

I don't have to.
I know it isn't a compliment.

hezi@lannet.com

I'm Nobody! Who are you?

I'm Nobody! Who are you?
Are you--Nobody--Too?
Then there's a pair of us?
Don't tell! they'd advertise--you know!

How dreary--to be--Somebody!
How public--like a Frog--
To tell one's name--the livelong June--
To an admiring Bog!

Emily Dickinson

Why are you apologizing? What's wrong with American poetry?

Better?

Actually, it's a "chaf," not a "kuf."

As I said before, I reiterate - I cannot, due to objective reasons, use Hebrew writing abilities on my Linux account. I haven't the room for anything more. My quota is already hanging around the asterisk area. (I think it is there at the moment.)

Allow me to commend you, by the way, on taking the effort of writing in Hebrew from faraway Deutschland, in which, I would wager, finding Hebrew writing apparatus is quite rare.

I would like to object to one point, though: why would the value of my responses change with the language in which I express them? Does a mouse change its form when you call it "achbar?"

I shall indeed do so, promptly.

I am sick and tired of people argumentum ad homineming me ad infinitum. Bickering, petty, speck-like people, with nothing to do but pick at syntactic and linguistic issues, when those are not at all relevant.

Have I made myself clear? Need I repeat myself in thirty languages? Perhaps in Deutsch?