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> he did sometimes post useful (i.e., relevant) and correct code

Let's talk about facts:

This search returns his posts with <code> tags* so far

?node_id=3989;BIT=%3Ccode%3E;a=sundialsvc4;yr=2017;mo=09;dy=29 (click search )

Please note that

the first 50 go back to July 2014, he wrote 1000 posts since then
that many of them contain no Perl, but pseudo code or no code
if it's supposed to be Perl it's often untested guess work
that most technical contributions provoked negative replies correcting him

I even quickly stumbled over one post which was left uncorrected, where he confused qw with qr -> Re: Adding missing values into a hash

See also what others had to say: Re^2: Two sort in single Array set

> "Don't feed the trolls.'

I'm not feeding him, as a matter of fact I'm even technically filtering him from my RAT view.

In other words I can't even downvote him, because he's mostly invisible.

Cheers Rolf
_{(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)

Je suis Charlie!}

*) in case you are wondering, he never used <c>

In reply to Re^6: Do not understand *sundial* by LanX
in thread Do not understand code by BlackKnait

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