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I think this is a key point.  What person A means by "my horse  
bites", and what person B thinks is meant by "my horse bites", can be  
two very different things.  The person issuing the warning needs to  
make sure that the person receiving the warning truly understands the  
consequences of failure to heed that warning.

On Jan 28, 2008, at 6:03 PM, k s swigart wrote:

> Personally, I consider it my responsibility, after having issued a
> warning, to ensure that the person I have issued it to has understood.

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