Alrighty.

Asmo: I had to -- your latest obfu. because you are still trying to do way to many things all at once, when most of them are really similar in technique to each other. I think that you have some good enthusiasm towards this community, and that is awesome. However, keep in mind that posting many things is not always as good as posting worthy items (going back to the whole quality > quantity.)

The only reason I bring this up, is because your posts have all been as follows: (excluding the Re's)


I have been in your spot many times, trying to frantically do tons of stuff to get noticed, or popular, or both. (Or in the old days, trying to get more XP for some reason.)

Overall, you seem to grasp Perl well, but keep in mind that you should consider how many things you try to post at a time ... "concentrate on your petition" as the old Monastery saying goes.

Peace.

Andy Summers

In reply to Re: For cruelty free living... by bladx
in thread For cruelty free living... by Asmo

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