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I would agree with every single thing you've said, if it weren't for one small detail. Pay attention, many of you seem to have forgotten this one.

merlyn is not the only perl programmer out there.

Did you get that? Do I need to repeat it again? If merlyn doesn't point out the danger in some piece of code, we have plenty of other people who are qualified and willing to point out the problems in a courteous manner.

- email Ozymandias

In reply to RE: RE: merlyn's time by Ozymandias
in thread "running with scissors" by merlyn

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