Re: [ANN] an EBNF parser and coding pattern tool (LGPL)

[Tars_Tarkas <Tars_Tarkas@ganja.com>]

Hillel Y. Sims wrote:
> "White Wolf" <wolof@freemail.hu> wrote in message
> news:clcm-20030131-0001@plethora.net...
> 
[ overreacting to post where no offense was ment ]
> 
> I don't speak for the previous poster, but I think you are
> simply overreacting. People should be entitled to speak their
> minds without fear of possibly offending someone somewhere with
> the slightest nuance of their speech. Did you ever hear the
> saying "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will
> never hurt me"?

Are you sure you can always follow this advise yourself though? Not that 
I can, though I do try...

Might sound strange, but the way the www works (on an html - protocol 
level) is actualy a good idea for human-human interaction.

The way that html is specified is those that produce it (editors...) 
should take greatest care to produce nice html code and those that 
accept it (browsers...) should try to make some sense out of even the 
most confused/un-nice code.

So, if those who speak try to be as nice as possible and those that hear 
try to have as thick a skin as possible, communication remains possible 
in a nice way.

> Can't we all just get along? :-D

Approximately 2000 years ago, there was somebody who was horribly killed 
and he was only saying exactly that...
-- 
GP_Spukgestalt.
"The world is made of Love and Peace!"
	-- Vash the Stampede.
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