Purgatory
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Thank you for the email that you sent me. As a rule I don't accept off forum responses and normally just delete them. However, as you seemed to be addressing more than just me I thought I'd paste what you wrote so that the other people you were addressing have the opportunity to respond. [The following has been edited to clean it up to comply with the guidelines in this forum - certain words have been replaced with versions that a child would use. For the avoidance of confusion, those words are delimited in square brackets] Barak Manos wrote: Ok, thanks very much for the detailed answer. I've looked it up in the dictionary, and it mentioned roughly the same things you did (including the religious aspect of it). There's one thing, however, that puzzles me (which you mentioned) - only 2 or 3 people have voted to it, so how could it be that "many people decided" my "article is way below code project standards"? Making a long story short: To all of you vowchers, hyeenas and other scavangers (pardon my spelling regarding the last two carnivors), I hope you drown in your own digital [sick] - yeah, I'm talking about that [jobby] that comes out of you whenever you see someone else's code. Get off your [donkeys] for a little while, go outside and have a walk or something, I don't know. Stop taking out your frustrations on other people. The fact that you are constantly being abused for your computer nerdi-ness dosen't mean other people have to take your [jobbies]. Keep it in your own pants.
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[edit] got the same [/edit] Barak Manos wrote: Keep it in your own pants. My own digital vommit? Gah! How did it get there? Maybe it's just Binary Attitude Disease - Adolescents today coming only in the mode "whine" and "insult". I wonder how they expect to get a job.
Pandoras Gift #44: Hope. The one that keeps you on suffering.
aber.. "Wie gesagt, der Scheiss is' Therapie"
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Thank you for the email that you sent me. As a rule I don't accept off forum responses and normally just delete them. However, as you seemed to be addressing more than just me I thought I'd paste what you wrote so that the other people you were addressing have the opportunity to respond. [The following has been edited to clean it up to comply with the guidelines in this forum - certain words have been replaced with versions that a child would use. For the avoidance of confusion, those words are delimited in square brackets] Barak Manos wrote: Ok, thanks very much for the detailed answer. I've looked it up in the dictionary, and it mentioned roughly the same things you did (including the religious aspect of it). There's one thing, however, that puzzles me (which you mentioned) - only 2 or 3 people have voted to it, so how could it be that "many people decided" my "article is way below code project standards"? Making a long story short: To all of you vowchers, hyeenas and other scavangers (pardon my spelling regarding the last two carnivors), I hope you drown in your own digital [sick] - yeah, I'm talking about that [jobby] that comes out of you whenever you see someone else's code. Get off your [donkeys] for a little while, go outside and have a walk or something, I don't know. Stop taking out your frustrations on other people. The fact that you are constantly being abused for your computer nerdi-ness dosen't mean other people have to take your [jobbies]. Keep it in your own pants.
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no something I would want my kid sister reading to be fair ... I would be very suprised if our "pal" is an adult ... Regards Ray "Je Suis Mort De Rire"
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no something I would want my kid sister reading to be fair ... I would be very suprised if our "pal" is an adult ... Regards Ray "Je Suis Mort De Rire"
I've replaced certain words. I hope this is now of an acceptable standard for this forum.
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Thank you for the email that you sent me. As a rule I don't accept off forum responses and normally just delete them. However, as you seemed to be addressing more than just me I thought I'd paste what you wrote so that the other people you were addressing have the opportunity to respond. [The following has been edited to clean it up to comply with the guidelines in this forum - certain words have been replaced with versions that a child would use. For the avoidance of confusion, those words are delimited in square brackets] Barak Manos wrote: Ok, thanks very much for the detailed answer. I've looked it up in the dictionary, and it mentioned roughly the same things you did (including the religious aspect of it). There's one thing, however, that puzzles me (which you mentioned) - only 2 or 3 people have voted to it, so how could it be that "many people decided" my "article is way below code project standards"? Making a long story short: To all of you vowchers, hyeenas and other scavangers (pardon my spelling regarding the last two carnivors), I hope you drown in your own digital [sick] - yeah, I'm talking about that [jobby] that comes out of you whenever you see someone else's code. Get off your [donkeys] for a little while, go outside and have a walk or something, I don't know. Stop taking out your frustrations on other people. The fact that you are constantly being abused for your computer nerdi-ness dosen't mean other people have to take your [jobbies]. Keep it in your own pants.
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote: dosen't mean other people have to take your [jobbies]. ROTF! Excellent work, Colin. And to the author of the articles--congratulations. You have now guaranteed '1' votes from now until the forseeable future. I do so despise people that ask "what did I do wrong" or "why is this happening" and then can't take the criticism that follows. Yeah it hurts, but if you can't take the pain, then don't ask!!! Everyone here has been very constructive and helpful, and that email is totally out of the ballpark. Sigh. Marc My website Traceract
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Your "articles" suck -- that's why. Both in terms of content and formatting. Go back to school you pea-brain! Or did you ever go? Maybe you grew up in a barn with all the other animals. You got my vote of '1' for all of your "articles". Plus, your attitude sucks and needs serious adjusting. If you were present I'd give you a swift hard kick in the ass. You need some serious psychological and social counseling. Get a clue! Get a life! Go to school!
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Because many people decided your article is way below code project standards, and voted it down. If this happens, your article is mvoed to the "purgatory" section automatically. In CP speak, "purgatory" means your aticle is so bad it should be deleted, but there might be a grain of use to it. This gives you the chance to improve the article. In General Speak, Purgatory is a place where you definitely don't want to be, but you have a chance to make it through cleansed. In Christian Mythology, Purgatory is where souls go whose previous owners have declared "my bad, I'm sorry for my sins", but haven't done anything to make up for this. On your articles: You have submitted 4 articles which are way below CodeProject standards. CP is not a code repository, but a colleciton of articles, that explainin a concept, a particular solution, an idea, or a cool application. My suggestion to article posters, esp. to new ones is: Make the article as good as you possibly can make it with your current skills. Read other articles to get a "feeling" for writing one. Maybe you should bundle your efforts, submit one article of good quality. The topics you adress are definitely interesting to beginners and intermediates, but they lack content.
Pandoras Gift #44: Hope. The one that keeps you on suffering.
aber.. "Wie gesagt, der Scheiss is' Therapie"
boost your code || Fold With Us! || sighist | doxygenpeterchen wrote: In Christian Mythology, Purgatory is where souls go whose previous owners have declared "my bad, I'm sorry for my sins", but haven't done anything to make up for this. Correction - you mean Catholic mythology. Christianity does not believe any of this. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Thank you for the email that you sent me. As a rule I don't accept off forum responses and normally just delete them. However, as you seemed to be addressing more than just me I thought I'd paste what you wrote so that the other people you were addressing have the opportunity to respond. [The following has been edited to clean it up to comply with the guidelines in this forum - certain words have been replaced with versions that a child would use. For the avoidance of confusion, those words are delimited in square brackets] Barak Manos wrote: Ok, thanks very much for the detailed answer. I've looked it up in the dictionary, and it mentioned roughly the same things you did (including the religious aspect of it). There's one thing, however, that puzzles me (which you mentioned) - only 2 or 3 people have voted to it, so how could it be that "many people decided" my "article is way below code project standards"? Making a long story short: To all of you vowchers, hyeenas and other scavangers (pardon my spelling regarding the last two carnivors), I hope you drown in your own digital [sick] - yeah, I'm talking about that [jobby] that comes out of you whenever you see someone else's code. Get off your [donkeys] for a little while, go outside and have a walk or something, I don't know. Stop taking out your frustrations on other people. The fact that you are constantly being abused for your computer nerdi-ness dosen't mean other people have to take your [jobbies]. Keep it in your own pants.
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:omg::omg::omg: That was :doh::doh::doh: ...
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peterchen wrote: In Christian Mythology, Purgatory is where souls go whose previous owners have declared "my bad, I'm sorry for my sins", but haven't done anything to make up for this. Correction - you mean Catholic mythology. Christianity does not believe any of this. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
sorry - I did civil service in a catholic home for the elderly :cool:
Pandoras Gift #44: Hope. The one that keeps you on suffering.
aber.. "Wie gesagt, der Scheiss is' Therapie"
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Your "articles" suck -- that's why. Both in terms of content and formatting. Go back to school you pea-brain! Or did you ever go? Maybe you grew up in a barn with all the other animals. You got my vote of '1' for all of your "articles". Plus, your attitude sucks and needs serious adjusting. If you were present I'd give you a swift hard kick in the ass. You need some serious psychological and social counseling. Get a clue! Get a life! Go to school!
While you may question his attitude, yours isn't exactly helpful either. cheers, Chris Maunder
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While you may question his attitude, yours isn't exactly helpful either. cheers, Chris Maunder
You got my 5. You are right, but I was extremely put off by the email that he sent to someone else in the thread. Not an excuse, but a reason for my "bad" behavior. Keep up the good work.
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You got my 5. You are right, but I was extremely put off by the email that he sent to someone else in the thread. Not an excuse, but a reason for my "bad" behavior. Keep up the good work.
ahz wrote: I was extremely put off by the email that he sent to someone else in the thread He sent a followup email as well - It wasn't exactly complimentary either.
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ahz wrote: I was extremely put off by the email that he sent to someone else in the thread He sent a followup email as well - It wasn't exactly complimentary either.
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote: He sent a followup email as well - It wasn't exactly complimentary either. Ah, come on Colin, be kind and share the email. I’m board and in search of entertainment. ;P ------------------------------- DEBUGGING : Removing the needles from the haystack.
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Thank you for the email that you sent me. As a rule I don't accept off forum responses and normally just delete them. However, as you seemed to be addressing more than just me I thought I'd paste what you wrote so that the other people you were addressing have the opportunity to respond. [The following has been edited to clean it up to comply with the guidelines in this forum - certain words have been replaced with versions that a child would use. For the avoidance of confusion, those words are delimited in square brackets] Barak Manos wrote: Ok, thanks very much for the detailed answer. I've looked it up in the dictionary, and it mentioned roughly the same things you did (including the religious aspect of it). There's one thing, however, that puzzles me (which you mentioned) - only 2 or 3 people have voted to it, so how could it be that "many people decided" my "article is way below code project standards"? Making a long story short: To all of you vowchers, hyeenas and other scavangers (pardon my spelling regarding the last two carnivors), I hope you drown in your own digital [sick] - yeah, I'm talking about that [jobby] that comes out of you whenever you see someone else's code. Get off your [donkeys] for a little while, go outside and have a walk or something, I don't know. Stop taking out your frustrations on other people. The fact that you are constantly being abused for your computer nerdi-ness dosen't mean other people have to take your [jobbies]. Keep it in your own pants.
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lol, hes still at it :-( Matthew Hazlett Sometimes I miss the simpler DOS days of Borland Turbo Pascal (but not very often).
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lol, hes still at it :-( Matthew Hazlett Sometimes I miss the simpler DOS days of Borland Turbo Pascal (but not very often).
C'est la vie ColinMackay.net "Man who stand on hill with mouth open will wait long time for roast duck to drop in." -- Confucius "If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him, for an investment in knowledge pays the best interest." -- Joseph E. O'Donnell