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ropeguru
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reply to Jeremy341
Re: This shouldn't be an issue

BUt in the current posts, as they are right now, combine the sig with the avatar and you can immediately see why it was taken the way it was.

When the sig says "I do not trust Firefox. Spread anything besides that horrid piece of crap." and the avatar states to "Spread the world's most popular browser", one can see just how easy it is to link the two.


Jeremy341
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reply to birdfeedr
said by birdfeedr See Profile:

I thought he was responding (admittedly off-topic) to the sig
The sig (which won't be showing up in future posts) says nothing about using IE.


birdfeedr
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reply to Steve
said by Steve See Profile:

Why do this? He likes one browser, you like another: why make it a religious war?

...neither the posting tag nor avatar you were responding to are preserved over time, so if either one of them changes eventually, your flame will be seen as devoid of any context whatsoever.
I thought he was responding (admittedly off-topic) to the sig, which is permanent (unless it's edited later to remove the context).

Besides, with some it *is* a religious war as far as Microsoft is concerned.

Of course the irony here is that Jeremy speaks of Sunbelt: "They're just being greedy, and attempting to cash in on this publicity." Many would agree that Microsoft is in this same category of corparate behavior. Hey, all they're trying to do (Sunbelt) is make a few bucks.

Said elsewhere, accurately, "Pot. Kettle. Black."


alien9999999
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ok, you have a point


Steve
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reply to alien9999999
said by alien9999999 See Profile:

sure, but i was offtopic personal flaming jeremy
Why do this? He likes one browser, you like another: why make it a religious war?

And you also evince a certain lack of awareness for "context": neither the posting tag nor avatar you were responding to are preserved over time, so if either one of them changes eventually, your flame will be seen as devoid of any context whatsoever.

Steve
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