"Checking showed that all three nodes in this thread were posted from the same IP (the nodes by my_nihilist, Anonymous Monk, and halfcountplus)."

well aren't you the clever one. I hope the reason for this is the one you want (honest). Is that unusual?

"This also confirmed my increasing impression that the interactions between my_nihilist and halfcountplus in the chatterbox sounded like somebody talking to themselves."

I think you should take a pill tye, rather than fret over garbage like that, and who the people sharing IP addresses might be.

"As to your supposed original complaint, you didn't even link to the proper node, the one that accused of having unclosed tags: Re^2: newbies, <code> tags and recognizing perl."

I linked to a relevent node. It's not as if i linked to "an improper node" (which you seem to imply). Also, tye this sentence is bad english, you should proofred beter.

"And you don't need to use..."

Now that is a good & useful piece of advice. Thank you.

In reply to Re^3: monastery mark-upedness (trolling) by my_nihilist
in thread monastery mark-upedness by my_nihilist

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