As shown by others, this is not correct for C#. But it did bring one question to mind. When talking about a method signature, what are the inputs given to the method considered to be? Parameters or arguments? Those are the two most common that come to my mind, though I can think of others. Are parameters and arguments just completely synonymous? Does it matter how they're being used? Maybe describing the definition of the method compared to describing being executed at runtime? What are they called when using one as a value or reference within the method? Or do they just just turn into "variable" at that point and the original term is meaningless? I've thought about this too much now while writing this and can only contradict my own thoughts now. Does anyone have a clear way of thinking about this case?

Aha! I think I found the issue. I thought I was using my Gmail account directly with Code Project, but I had an older POP3 account in my settings that Gmail checks for me. I've been testing out Google Inbox instead of using Gmail and Inbox doesn't give you the nice error message that Gmail gives, stating that there was an error connecting to the POP3 account. The fact that I didn't receive email notice of your reply was the clue that it might be an email setting instead of a newsletter setting. Thanks for your help!

I have stopped receiving The Insider newsletter for no clear reason. When I look at my settings, The Insider is checked, along with agreeing to terms of service. I use a standard Gmail account and have verified that there are no emails in my spam folder. I haven't changed any filters or labels recently either. When I search for "Daily News", as is typically in the subject, I can see them for every weekday up until 11/27/2014. I thought maybe it was related to the timing of various holidays, but they haven't shown up since then. Any suggestions? Thanks!