>That offensive odor comes from Indiana, USA. You started it, now be an adult and stop it.

Tore... I live my life trying to do what's right at all points, and on the whole I succeed. I make mistakes from time to time, and I own up to them, remedy the situation, ask forgiveness, correct whatever needs correcting, etc ... and I teach the people around me to do the same. It is a right and proper thing to do at all points, at all times, in all situations, including this one with Chen. I tried to do so also years ago at Foxite, but was banned so my voice was silenced apart from my will.

I am not doing anything wrong by teaching people to seek the truth in knowing, to be moral, ethical, to honor what other entities (both people and businesses) request of us in how we engage with them in the things we receive / interact with them.

And I'm truly sorry you don't see value in that. I'm further sorry you even go the step further and tell the one stepping up with that voice for truth and righteousness to actually be silent. And for people like John Ryan to issue passive threats about again requesting I be banned.

Is standing up for truth, righteousness, morals, and ethics, really such a harmful thing? Is seeking to find a solid answer to a looming question that could directly negatively impact hundreds of developers and probably thousands of users, really such a harmful thing? Is seeking to find out the truth, and to live in that knowledge, rather than operating in assumption and guesswork/estimation, really such a harmful thing? No on all points. It is not harmful. It is wholly helpful, and is solidly founded upon everything that is right, true, and proper for us in our lives.

>>I would love to be able to post solely on technical topics. But when there's such an offensive odor in the room, you really have to address that odor first before you can proceed with other things without that rancid smell affecting everything else.