It's funny how the biggest aficionados of using PG as a knowledge substitute are often the nastiest on the forum and most likely to go "off on" people they don't agree with. News flash sollisb: nobody cares about your real life or your experience in the army, or your attempts to make weird judgments about people over the Internet. As Bob mentioned and which should have been obvious to you, the phrase "bootcamp" has been co-opted by society to mean taking some form of tough training to advance one's knowledge and skills. I used to teach extreme condition survival courses for ultra marathon's taking place above the Arctic Circle, for example, and we called it a "Iditarod Bootcamp." I'm currently taking a webinar for Adobe that is literally called the "Photoshop Bootcamp," aimed at people who don't the difference between the fill bucket and the free transform tool. See where this is going? Try debating the points without being so easily affronted. My only point was about teaching, because it really breaks my heart when I see a guy in a Cutter go down so fast as the fellow on that video, and my first instinct is to help him (or them, as the case may be). Hard to see how that's such a bad thing.
