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Cut me some slack (Score:2)

by petdance (2468)

Cut me some slack, Adam. I had no way of verifying the article, so I ran a pointer to it.
I saw an article that I thought would be helpful to get the word out on Strawberry Perl, and I posted to it. I would think that the attitude come from you would have been "Thanks for the link, but there's a problem" rather than calling my article a "disservice."

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- Re:Cut me some slack (Score:1)
  
  by Alias (5735) on 2008.01.07 20:47 (#60045) Homepage Journal
  
  I do indeed appreciate the attempt to get the word out, but it pains me that it was via that link.
  
  "Now, I thought that part of Strawberry Perl was that you wouldn't need any external tools, but maybe they're just for building CPAN modules."
  
  Your comments seem to show that you were uncertain about the article anyways
  His post is so clearly wrong that it would have been the work of a few moments to verify the article with any of the residents of #win32, or any of the Strawberry people in #perl or #p5p or #toolchain.
  
  Or even a quick email to David or myself.
  
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