> You know they won't

no I don't, but interesting discussion I missed.

The post is already into consideration ... curious about the outcome!

update

FWIW IIRC linking to illegal content was ...ehm ... not legal ... at least in my country.

So if the mods didn't react in time this could have lead to some lawyers taking action to profit from the fine.

Now I don't know if this still applies here or even in the US ... the janitors should hopefully know,

Maybe we can soon all post links to orelly! =)

Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

In reply to Re^5: program that counts all the vertices in a given tree by LanX
in thread program that counts all the vertices in a given tree by o_0

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