>>Agreed. Oddly enough I worked at a place where Toronto's Jim Nelson once worked. While there I helped a co-worker who was crying. Her code ran all night and got the wrong results. When she explained what she wanted I fixed it for her and it ran in minutes. I then had to spend time teaching Jim Nelson and that team. So our harassing dickless wonder indirectly benefited from my training. When I finally got to see his code, it was laughable, so much that the people he showed it to laughed. I was way better than he then and am still. He can stand that. Poor thing.
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>1. This is a public forum
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>2. Not only does the internet never forget, the internet cannot forget. Posts on public forums are permanent and can be found forever by potential customers, clients, their reference checkers and anyone else who wants to use them for any purpose
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>3. In Canada (and probably other jurisdictions) the term "harassment" refers to a criminal offense. False accusation of a criminal offense in written form on a forum like this (such as falsely calling someone a murderer) is libel, and can lead to civil action. Any such action will consider only the legal definition of "harassment", not any alternate or colloquial usage

Tough.