You questioned his motives - questioning his professional integrity. I think that's off base. If you have something to say, say it. But making implications about somebody's motives because of some insider knowledge you claim to have is sleazy.
>>If Ken says he likes a language or whatever for technical reasons that's good enough for me. Your SPECULATION - which seems more like ranting-as-character-assassination - seems to me pretty ill-informed.
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>Hey - take a pill - I'm not "character assasinating" - you are simply over-reacting. I was asked "what possible motives might be" and I responded with what I clearly identified as speculation.
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- Thomas Hardy
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-- T. S. Eliot
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