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Too be feared instead is the conference equivalent of the
the gui in the second row. In perlmonks,
this would be the guy who
would disrupt the continuity of a thread just
to show off or to hijack
the thread to make dubious connections for the sake
of posting irrelevant plugs (here to the masterful
Dominus conference).
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