ascetic:
You asked in the cb why you don't get useful answers.
Actually, you did... but it was an answer to the question you asked; not to the question you really wanted answered.
As to your use of "csv" in the (original; changed without notice) title and your claim (above) that "csv" was useful in the title."
Actually, it was deleterious. If you present the Monks with a question that seems to be about csv, those most likely to answer are those most familiar with csv.
And your node asking "who died and made you CSV God?" is just plain childish, verging on troll-ish.
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