I preview every post I make here at least 3 and sometimes a dozen times--

--snip--

There is no lack of care or laziness involved, but still I make these mistakes.

Yes, and that's exactly my point. I do the same - not only here at PM, but in any situation where I have something to communicate - as I'm sure you also do. Those of us that care will make the small additional effort that it takes to review what we have to say before we say it. And yet small mistakes inevitably creep through. This is what I call accidental sloppiness - and that's fine. It's the deliberate sloppiness that I object to. Where somebody just goes "BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH" and expects everybody in the world to know exactly what they are on about.

I'll shut up now {grin}

Update:And speaking of accidental sloppiness, I just realised that I replied to my own node. Well, duh! I rest my case :D

In reply to Re^7: Maintainer looking for a module by McDarren
in thread Maintainer looking for a module by pileofrogs

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