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I saw that you did that, and thought it was bizarre. Why didn't you just expand on the topic in a followup node if you were genuinely interested about the subject? That way, the original poster could have learned something. Instead, you went for the brass knuckles. I think the current system is seriously flawed if relatively harmless nodes such as the one under discussion are removed. Unfortunately, this is far from the first time I've seen it happen. I'd prefer to see the power to initiate this type of action made more difficult to use, or restricted to a smaller group of more experienced & tolerant people.

In reply to Re: Re: I think Casey West is right by virtualsue
in thread I think Casey West is right by tilly

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