Daniel Brown wrote: > Now consider the description of the list itself: > > "This is a really high volume general list for PHP users." > > A "general list for PHP users." I know damn well what the spirit > of it means, but by definition, it means a 'general forum for > discussion offered to members of the PHP community.' Nothing > explicitly states that it must be PHP-related. So before anyone > decides they'd like to jump the bandwagon and start a flame war over > something that could easily be avoided by not reading the thread > (again, as I'm sure a majority of threads are skipped by most of us on > a daily basis), I'd recommend taking that into consideration.
Dan, you're grasping at straws here. People have in the past called "OT" when posters have asked HTML- or javascript-only questions. There's no flame-war brewing here at all, but whether or not you've served in <any> countrys armed forces, what you think of them and how they do their recruiting, is just way more OT than any javascript-only question. In fact, given the worlds divided view on the current use of e.g. the US armed forces, this OT subject itself is pretty inflammable. /Per Jessen, Zürich -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
