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It happens. We all ask the occasional thoughtless question. We feel bad. (I'm not proud of my node where I posted a bad link and got a lot of (deserved!) downvotes.)

Deleting the contents of the node doesn't do anything except make you look like you're trying to hide something. May I suggest in the future that you just strike-out anything you feel uncomfortable about and note that that's why you did it? You could even add "I misunderstood the purpose of Perlmonks - sorry" and everyone would think, "My, what a mature and cool person this is, to say s/he was mistaken in such a straightforward manner."

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