Most of his contributions are just Super Searches, and since he is not easily identifiable, his contributions are not discussed in the same way those of a named users are.

Furthermore he often uses a less than neutral tone, and it's noticeable that criticizing his nodes results in immediate downvotes. (He already admitted that he has a log-in)

These a trolling techniques...I don't like these kind of games...

Though most of the content of his posts are OK, and I know worse patients in this mental institution.

But if he choses to be anonymous, we should treat him as such and not try to bend 14 years old rules for an individual joker.

My 2¢, I will refrain of discussing this further! =)

Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

In reply to Re: A Pope-ular decision? by LanX
in thread A Pope-ular decision? by space_monk

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