Hello Professor,
please show a bit more restraint with very personal assessments.
I have held back and do not see an assessment anywhere; if even the simple question about the qualification counts as a personal assessment, then tough times lie ahead for me :confused:
after all, I have been working flawlessly as an architect for over 30 years and am a professor of construction management. Furthermore, I am an expert and have assessed such cases countless times. Therefore, and because I know these types of defects
I had already suspected something in a comparable direction, your nickname reminded me of a conversation among colleagues.
It is nevertheless one thing, presumably to see defects in front of you, and quite another to respond in a forum like this. My years of work in this job have taught me that hardly anything is as it first appears. And from a user who responds here and – rarely enough – also has the necessary experience, I may expect a bit more than the advice for immediate dismantling of wet components, _without_ pointing to the possible consequences regarding contractual conditions, nor to the necessity of external, profound assistance.
I can come across very deliberately
Sender => receiver
maybe you should somewhat relativize your opinion about me
Well, titles are a fine thing, and especially a professorship costs quite a lot of money over time, as my son has taught me. I deal daily with different people. One is a worker, the next self-employed, and yet others are respected doctors – fortunately, the spectrum is always a nice mix. One thing they and I have in common, however – at a certain little place we all look the same, and this knowledge reduces us to a healthy level :D
Kind regards