No, I wanted to leave and remove all data I had entered onto this site because I realised it was going to be a tremendous uphill struggle to get people to realise that aXML does infact work, and is infact awesome, when they don't want it to work and they want me to be a troll that they can abuse.

Leaving seemed easier than arguing, but since TPTB on this site absolutely refuse to allow me to leave gracefully, and I absolutely refuse to leave behind a record of failure to prove my ideas when I know them to be correct, we have the situation where my only remaining option is to just put up with the abuse I receive here until my case is proven, at which point the whole game changes, flips on its head, as it will be seen that I was right all along, and the every single fucker that was rude and nasty to me was wrong, and ought to be ashamed of themselves.

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