I reserve the right to come back to yell at you people when I feel like it, but you won't be seeing much of me. If someone pulls something like that guy in this thread did with the Wassercrats link, don't be surprised if you hear from me.

I didn't remove the code and replace it with that message five months ago. I did that a couple of weeks ago.

The feedback I got for VarStructor 1.0 that pointed out bugs was good. Some the feedback that mentioned specifics about my style being bad was probably ok too. The insults and accusations that my code is insecure was not good.

In reply to Re: Wassercrats: Why are you still here? by Wassercrats
in thread Abigail-II and some thoughts by pg

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