I would make a mental note to be sure that, henceforth, you always had enough assigned tickets to deal with, that you nevermore felt that you felt that you had enough spare time to indulge any temptations to “distract yourself with things that ‘you thought’ needed to be ‘improved about’ stable production code that was in service.

I am thankful you are not in a position to exercise such childish mismanagement principles in my company.

I am, as usual, quite sure that “the downvote daemons” will jump-on this opinion ... as they have done with so many others.

It really doesn't occur to you at all that the reason you get downvoted so often is that you're both wrong and abrasive, does it?

I pity you.

In reply to Re^2: Can you make it nicer? by marinersk
in thread Can you make it nicer? by choroba

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