Please don't use <hN> tags to highlight text, and use something like <b>, <em>, or <strong> instead. <h1> and <h2> are discouraged in particular.

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I think you should abstain from trolling anyone, esp by consideration, about your personal preferences on formatting,

Its not as if there aren't a myriad of options open to you on how to deal, but you chose the most heavyhanded/fascist one, consideration

Oh look somebody is shouting an answer in a conversation, we can't have shouting in conversations on the internet, textual shouting, thats MORE INSANE THAN ALLCAPS

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hN tags is the most direct way to get relative emphasis effect

In reply to Re^3: Loading a part of the file to array using Tie::File (don't) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Loading a part of the file to array using Tie::File by ansh007

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