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Wow. You disagree with me, so you downvote me.

No. As stated, I downvoted you because you you gave no supporting argument for your opinion. Just a bland statement of "You're wrong!"

You obviously hate it.

No. Again, as stated, I don't "hate" a piece of software.

Rather, on the basis of sounds reasoning I've expressed at length in this thread, I believe it is a tool that gets widely misused and overused.

I'm not interested in arguing with someone who downvotes first, and argues later.

And I can't be bothered further with people who join a thread late; cannot be arsed to read the rest of the thread before knee-jerking thir opinon as if it were fact.

So we're done.

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In reply to Re^5: The Most Essential Perl Development Tools Today by BrowserUk
in thread The Most Essential Perl Development Tools Today by Tommy

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