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Just wondering how many people here have had abusive reponses attached to their articles. I got my first today so I must be doing something right. Is this common for the code project?. I know its a problem for codeGuru well that and the fact that people use other peoples articles to advertise their own websites ( I think that one bugged me more than the abuse ) The article in question was on editing Access databases in c# and one person logged in as anonymous and the other probably created the ura loser account especially for me ( coo I feel all warm inside knowing it went to so much trouble. ) Still from his comments its obvious from the words between the swear words that he didn't understand the article ( probably hasnt even read it. ) So Is this a common thing or should I start getting paranoid? Anthony
I've seen some strong criticisms in some articles but they are usually technically based. Those replies are just trolls. They should be moderated out and ignored. Todd Smith
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Just wondering how many people here have had abusive reponses attached to their articles. I got my first today so I must be doing something right. Is this common for the code project?. I know its a problem for codeGuru well that and the fact that people use other peoples articles to advertise their own websites ( I think that one bugged me more than the abuse ) The article in question was on editing Access databases in c# and one person logged in as anonymous and the other probably created the ura loser account especially for me ( coo I feel all warm inside knowing it went to so much trouble. ) Still from his comments its obvious from the words between the swear words that he didn't understand the article ( probably hasnt even read it. ) So Is this a common thing or should I start getting paranoid? Anthony
Anthony Roach wrote: So Is this a common thing Very rare, and unwelcome. The best bet is to ignore it; the moron will get bored with the lack of response and go back to the children's websites.
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Just wondering how many people here have had abusive reponses attached to their articles. I got my first today so I must be doing something right. Is this common for the code project?. I know its a problem for codeGuru well that and the fact that people use other peoples articles to advertise their own websites ( I think that one bugged me more than the abuse ) The article in question was on editing Access databases in c# and one person logged in as anonymous and the other probably created the ura loser account especially for me ( coo I feel all warm inside knowing it went to so much trouble. ) Still from his comments its obvious from the words between the swear words that he didn't understand the article ( probably hasnt even read it. ) So Is this a common thing or should I start getting paranoid? Anthony
Get paranoid. We all hate you. :mad: It's a documented fact. You use C#. And Access. Good god man, you're just asking for a whuppin'! I mean, Access alone is enough to bestow the ire of an entire group upon your arse, but then you go and add in C#, you must really be wanting serious abuse! C# is only for weeinies that can't handle the power of C++ and don't understand Java. Grow up, get a life, don't quit your day job, you ain't got a chance. There, now you've been properly abused. Fell better now? :-D
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Just wondering how many people here have had abusive reponses attached to their articles. I got my first today so I must be doing something right. Is this common for the code project?. I know its a problem for codeGuru well that and the fact that people use other peoples articles to advertise their own websites ( I think that one bugged me more than the abuse ) The article in question was on editing Access databases in c# and one person logged in as anonymous and the other probably created the ura loser account especially for me ( coo I feel all warm inside knowing it went to so much trouble. ) Still from his comments its obvious from the words between the swear words that he didn't understand the article ( probably hasnt even read it. ) So Is this a common thing or should I start getting paranoid? Anthony
i've had more than a few... -c
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Anthony Roach wrote: So Is this a common thing Very rare, and unwelcome. The best bet is to ignore it; the moron will get bored with the lack of response and go back to the children's websites.
My thoughts exactly thats why Ignored my initial responses Anthony
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Get paranoid. We all hate you. :mad: It's a documented fact. You use C#. And Access. Good god man, you're just asking for a whuppin'! I mean, Access alone is enough to bestow the ire of an entire group upon your arse, but then you go and add in C#, you must really be wanting serious abuse! C# is only for weeinies that can't handle the power of C++ and don't understand Java. Grow up, get a life, don't quit your day job, you ain't got a chance. There, now you've been properly abused. Fell better now? :-D
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Just wondering how many people here have had abusive reponses attached to their articles. I got my first today so I must be doing something right. Is this common for the code project?. I know its a problem for codeGuru well that and the fact that people use other peoples articles to advertise their own websites ( I think that one bugged me more than the abuse ) The article in question was on editing Access databases in c# and one person logged in as anonymous and the other probably created the ura loser account especially for me ( coo I feel all warm inside knowing it went to so much trouble. ) Still from his comments its obvious from the words between the swear words that he didn't understand the article ( probably hasnt even read it. ) So Is this a common thing or should I start getting paranoid? Anthony
Judging by their comments, they are probably VB programmers who got lost. (Although with the link to CP being posted on CP today, perhaps we've inherited a couple of their trolls) Don't worry about it, if it happens again we'll set Nish on them :-D Michael :-)
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LOL I feel such a weenie I dont suppose that ... no probably not. :-D Anthony
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Now yer feeling someone's weenie? No wonder the guy flamed you. :) "...the staggering layers of obscenity in your statement make it a work of art on so many levels." - Jason Jystad, 10/26/2001 Please review the Legal Disclaimer in my bio.
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Just wondering how many people here have had abusive reponses attached to their articles. I got my first today so I must be doing something right. Is this common for the code project?. I know its a problem for codeGuru well that and the fact that people use other peoples articles to advertise their own websites ( I think that one bugged me more than the abuse ) The article in question was on editing Access databases in c# and one person logged in as anonymous and the other probably created the ura loser account especially for me ( coo I feel all warm inside knowing it went to so much trouble. ) Still from his comments its obvious from the words between the swear words that he didn't understand the article ( probably hasnt even read it. ) So Is this a common thing or should I start getting paranoid? Anthony
It's becoming more common, and for that reason there is no reason to worry about it. Anthony Roach wrote: Still from his comments its obvious from the words between the swear words that he didn't understand the article ( probably hasnt even read it. ) I posted a game recently using the submission wizard, the image and the two zip files failed to upload and while I was trying to get them to work, two people voted, giving an average of three. That being the case, it's pretty clear that the system is a guide only, and certainly I rarely look at the comments until *after* I've read an article. In fact, yours sounds useful, I'll have to check it out :-) Christian The tragedy of cyberspace - that so much can travel so far, and yet mean so little. "I'm somewhat suspicious of STL though. My (test,experimental) program worked first time. Whats that all about??!?! - Jon Hulatt, 22/3/2002
