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Title: Please Delete Me
PerlMonks Admin;

Please delete my account and all data pertaining to it. I no longer wish to use this website, and no longer wish to be subjected to the outright and blatant cynicism which sharing my discoveries arouses regardless of how humbly I try to phrase my attempts at doing so.

I have decided that is not worth my time trying to share what I already have and you guys don't have, and I have decided it will be more worth my time to simply and completely monopolise the fruits of my labour unless or until someone re-invents the unique and highly powerful wheel I have crafted on my own without any help or guidance.

I no longer have any wish to share it or receive "advice" on how I should just follow the heard sheeplike and use the standards which to be frank from my perspective I find rather akin to working with COBOL. Nor do I care what you think about that or how you mentally categorise this message.

Not yours,

S

In reply to Re: removed by author by ikegami
in thread Please Delete Me by simonodell

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