Thanks for sharing your etiquette snippet, but I think I can make up my own mind how best to be contacted, thanks. ~Tony Y.

Very true, through and through... First and foremost the gotsnippets site needs a lot of work, buy hey, it looks like those folks are just getting it off the ground... Like CP hasn't had it's share of growing pains? Please. I get busy errors one in eight clicks on CP and it's generally slow, but I don't 'complain', because it is a great concept and useful collaboration tool. 'Granted, some of the snippets make sense. Others, however, well, don't.' Your right about that, and we are certainly are not being forced to use the ones we don't like, just like we're not forced to use all the bad article and tips found here on CP, but it's great to share and give & get feedback. And if you don't like them, create you own! If you think they are using bad patterns and practices, write a good one and share it. ~Tony Y.

http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/netapi32.netserverenum[^] If you need further instructions, email me. ~Tony Y.

I just came across a site that has huge potential for sharing VS 2005 code snippets, check it out at: http://www.gotcodesnippets.com [^] ~Tony Y.