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Heh. I saw your comment above, and thought:

"How mean, [id://demerphq] is calling this poor original poster a moron!"

I prepared to downvote your node (ah, the awesome power I felt!) and thought, "Why don't I check Google, first?"

It turns out that you didn't coin that name, and that the author of the tool is (apparently) poking fun at MicroSoft (always fair game IMO, comes with the territory) rather than specifically at the OP: Demoronizer

Moral to self: Look before you leap ... to conclusions. :)

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in thread Best of the Best Users in Perlmonks site by l.frankline

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