If you're going to criticise individuals (individuals who can't actually harm you), doncha think you should at least stand by what you're writing, instead of hiding behind anonymity like a coward? That would help you to demonstrate - as no doubt is the case, for I'm *sure* you don't have a personal axe to grind - that you are a disinterested observer trying to act for the benefit of all. Having the balls to stand by your words would also mean that you aren't tainted by the potential association with the idiot anonymous coward who is calling people a Nazi.

In reply to Re: How to ask a question in the Perl community, and where to ask it by DrHyde
in thread How to ask a question in the Perl community, and where to ask it by Anonymous Monk

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