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Eventually, the content of the site that people see is more important than the code behind the site that people don't see.
What is more important? Is it the content? Is it the code? Is it the looks?
Most ppl here say it's not the looks, but when they complain about people who care about the looks, they do too.
'Not to care about the surface, that's superficial!' (Oscar Wilde)

In reply to Re: Re: Perl Monks hypocrisy by Anonymous Monk
in thread Perl Monks hypocrisy by Wassercrats

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