> @Zeev: I don't like being used, singling out only my blog post because it > proves your opinion, where clearly there were other posts in favour of > strict > mode typing, for exampl e ircmaxell his.
Benjamin, As we discussed in personal exchanges, I really don't think I 'used' you and it certainly wasn't my intent. I thought your blog, as well as Rasmus' comments, did a good job at illustrating the shortcomings of the current RFC with real world examples - and thought (and still think) it would be a good idea for others to read it. FWIW, when people link to blog posts of mine as a recommended read I view this as a compliment, never as a negative thing. I didn't agree with the points made in Anthony's blog so I didn't link to it, but obviously, proponents of the current RFC are free to do so and did so. > You are not doing your opinion a > good service imho, by being so obviously political about this issue. I'm really not obviously or otherwise 'political' about this issue. We're dealing with technology here. Much like Andrea, Anthony and others genuinely believe that this RFC is good for PHP - me and many others believe it's bad for PHP. Thanks, Zeev -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
