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Right after being severely criticized and downvoted for posting thirteen pairs of unnecessary quotes in five paragraphs without actually saying anything, you repeat the same annoyance on the same topic -- this time with sixteen pairs of unnecessary quotes in six paragraphs!

Re the wisdom of posting these type of unhelpful "opinion" pieces, you seem to have completely ignored my advice and the severe downvotes (which express the opinion of your fellow monks).

Yes, we know of your “Rhett Butler”™ attitude to “XP”. Yet what that really means is that you do not respect our opinions nor do you care how much you annoy us.

In reply to Re^3: why does location of function matter? by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread why does location of function matter? by smartyollie

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