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Did he say, "pull up a chair"? Electronic mail, instant messages, phone calls...

You were gloating about it being an "evil pleasure" to play contract-lawyer and sue through the courts of team opinion, rather than settle your code disputes quietly with the affected party. It seems most of the replies indicate resistance to your interpersonal approach here. I wonder why?

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: The Evil Pleasures of Unit Tests by halley
in thread The Evil Pleasures of Unit Tests by dws

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