well, aren't you the smug one? Not.
Tell me, you've bought one of those shirts from thinkgeek that says "No I will NOT fix your computer!", right?
Or do you instead have as a role model the bureaucrats at the local DMV who will refuse service if one has marked initials in box 37-c while smugly pointing out that signatures are required in 37-c while initials are required in 37-d? geez, monks like you make me sick. What I would like to see in a community is friendly help:
"Hey, I'm thinking of doing this. I'm going to use module X and Y."
"Well, ok, but I think you'd be better off with module A. Here's why..."

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Oh, and please remember I'm a jerk. Don't take it personally.

In reply to Possible to have a module act as a standalone?? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Possible to have a module act as a standalone?? by snafu

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