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As the OP from the thread you mentioned, I agree.

That person who chose (and chooses again and again) to post as Anonymous Coward (if the shoe fits, wear it) could have driven the conversation completely off-topic.

Fortunately those who had something useful to contribute to the discussion managed to do so, and I learned about something I was previously unaware of (Mouse::XS).
Mission Accomplished.

Perhaps instead of using PerlMonks for personal therapy, these downtrodden, socially-inept folks could go to a qualified therapist? Or we could simply not post things that we wouldn't CC our mothers on?

In reply to Re: Politeness (to one another) is a virtue by jdrago999
in thread Politeness (to one another) is a virtue by sundialsvc4

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