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Say it once? I have heard this from you at least once before either on onlamp or infoq, only couple of months ago. Obviously your fate there was much wrose than here, and I was one of those delivered your defeat. I feel sad for you that your world is only within hardcore Perl circle.

You may not like it, but you cannot take my right away from me. Everyone has the right to comment on current IT activities/events, that is absolute and not discusable.

People will always have different ideas. It might be very wrong for me to think that you welcome my comments, but it is very right for me to comment regardless whether you like it. I will respect you if you welcome critiques, but that's not within my control.

In reply to Re: Join Up or Hush Up by Cop
in thread Are programmers getting too lazy for perl? by zer

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