Your view is more or less mine. I am absolutely the last person here who would suggest banning; I stood up for wassercrackers and AnonymousHater—and probably even Logicus, though I don't recall specifically if I did—being left alone to serve whatever role they serve in the ecosystem. You ascribed words to me like "ban" and "hate" and that's as inaccurate as it is unfair; plenty of things I actually do hate in life and I wouldn't advocate banning any of it. I also said, well, implied pretty clearly, I'd rather see the whole article here.

I post news when I see it as either fun or worth reading. You're right, it doesn't happen much but I do it as much as anymonk so you're preaching to the choir and misinterpreting the mild distaste I expressed for this particular flavor of soup out of courtesy to this particular chef.

In reply to Re^3: Perl 6 Regular Expressions II: Electric Boogaloo (links) by Your Mother
in thread Perl 6 Regular Expressions II: Electric Boogaloo by DrForr

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