Sometimes, (I am sorry to say), the "old fashioned standards" are too soon forgotten and we replace them with new ones that may well just be a convenience for many that do not wish to conform to or be restrained by certain ettiquettes, (sp?). I would much rather be subject to your rusty old parameters, (if I am correct in my analyses of your general make up), than a lot of the new and improved versions shoved down our throats way too many times in various ways these days. But it would be NICE to compare, and get a clear consensus of what exactly IS important or signifigant to many folks when it comes to professionalism. This is highly interesting and incredibly titillating, (no pun intended) ;-)