>I have no problem with people like Sol and Wright writing such things. I >just have a problem with them distributing them, because it makes Perl look >bad, and it makes Perl programmers who learn from them look bad (unless >what they are learning is what not to do). I guess I'd rather have them distribute them, even if they aren't that great, mainly due to the fact that at least it's *something!* Have people tried to let them know of their error/mistakes? I don't know these individuals, but would they be open to criticism? Is bad code better than no code? I probably write lots of bad code, but hey, I can't help it... I'm still learning! Maybe someone will come along who is as visible as these two, but writes great code, but until then... what to do? Pete ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch