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Having just composed In defense of civility, let me say I agree with you. Thick skin is a necessary prerequisite to posting code, whether to Perl Monks or CPAN.

It is my hope that between In defense of criticism (to "thicken our skin") and In defense of civility (to soften our hearts and words), we can all maintain the perfect balance.

Russ

In reply to RE: In defense of criticism by Russ
in thread In defense of criticism by jjhorner

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