Living In Penge From 1950

I have read an observation about one of my articles I had written about Penge. I forget the name of the person who had written, but I remember that he may have lived in Raleigh road and that his mother knew a Mrs Nell Godly - my Auntie - who had also lived the same road. I had put this person right about a few mistakes he had made about the Names and locations of some shops. I wrote quite a long and informative article to this person and the article was quite sensible too. I emphasise the ''sensible'' part because the person that wrote emphasised Himself in His article that He would only like to hear from people that only wrote ''sensible'' things. I feel that in my reply to Him that I did indeed do that AND took a long time to do it. I had also been under the impression that the person was going to offer some kind of reply too. I don't consider it very polite for a person to state that they will expect only ''sensible'' replies and then completely ignore a reply when they do receive one. I would suggest to that person they might pardon me if I appear old fashioned by expecting one. But then basic good manners appears to be old fashioned these days. It was you whom wished for people to write only ''sensible things'' in letters, which I did and very well too if I may say so. It is you whom didn't know the names and the whereabouts of certain shops as compared to now where you do. I also considered that ''sensible'' part somewhat arrogant at the time too, particularly as you probably had no intention of replying to me anyway. I would also ask that people do not correspond with me at all, rather than show arrogance in expecting me to reply to them, only for them to ignore me when I do. To cut a long story short what actually was your reason for writing in the first place anyway, was it just a ploy to find out things you didn't know? Just a reply to say, ''thank you for your reply'', and nothing else would have been something you know.That's the trouble with me I suppose, too polite. But then that is better than impolite though, which appears to be normal with one or two from Penge I have communicated with.