>>I have my own issues with the recent crap that happened between them, but at another level, of asking and getting coding help, I separate them.
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>With all our different opinions, I agree with you with something, that is the separation of issues. I find you obnoxious, intolerant and insulting, but does that not stop me to trying to answer your questions if I can, for when I answer questions I think that I might also be helping others with some similar issue, but also for it helps me learn, so it really does not matter who I am answering to.
Same with me.
But if the original poster has twitted a helpful person, then that person can never get any stars and it's less likely that the reply will get the attention it needs to make the offered solution better or to proof that it is wrong. This is even more problematic because the helpful person may not be aware of a twit filter in effect.
This is another argument to get rid of the twit filter. It's an absurd invention from the UT.
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