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He momemtarily forgot that he was using a sock-puppet. 
I wasn't, now I am, then I won't be anymore.
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No need to add to the debris.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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And you are not the same guy using a sock-puppet, are you? 
I wasn't, now I am, then I won't be anymore.
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ashutoshmishra171 wrote: don't nail him on nonsense grounds
I doubt Chris was the one who deactivated the account.
ashutoshmishra171 wrote: it would he helpful for everyone
Really?
I know I'm going to come across as the big bad ogre here, seemingly picking on him, but I did offer him advice on what youhe could do to improve the article. Sadly, rather than listening and taking it on board, a vitriolic troll war took place. There was also a perception that accounts were created by the author merely to upvote the article - whenever so many accounts are created in such a short space of time, people deem it to be suspicious as we have seen this happen on so many other occassions.
An interesting thing was people's insistence that they were learning a lot, some even claiming the code was really helpful - yet there was very little code beyond a small snippet, and a picture of the K Smart framework that people mysteriously divined the purpose of, even though it was an abstract diagram with no context. I appreciate that a lot of work was put into the article, but the author failed to understand that posting an article is just the first step - if people comment that they think there's a problem with the article and detail what they think those problems are, the wise author listens and tries to improve the article. Even a note against a comment stating that you understand the other persons point of view, and you are sticking with your guns for points X, Y and Z is a valid approach.
The line in your post that brings a wry smile to my face is that people downvoted because they were jealous. By the great prophet Zarquon, if I were to downvote because of jealousy, I'd target Sacha Barber, Marc Clifton, Nish, Chris M, Josh Smith, Karl Shifflett and so on, rather than voting them 5 for excellent articles. A good article is a joy to read, and I had hoped that this article would turn out to be a treatise on how to do performance right in WPF as there is no one place detailing best practices and the performance gotchas (which is why I commented that there was nothing on Freezables, virtualization and the like). Sadly, it looks like this article is not going to get that improvement so I will wait for someone else to write it.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: I know I'm going to come across as the big bad ogre here
Not really. To me you come across as someone with more benevolence than most nonsaints, actually more than a lot of people deserve.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: I know I'm going to come across as the big bad ogre here, seemingly picking on
him, but I did offer him advice on what youhe could do to
improve the article
Yeah, you did... I was the first one into the fray on this one, and I've been trying to (mostly) keep out of it since referring him to the Spam forum, other than countering his downvotes of your (overly kind, in my opinion) replies to his attacks. Why? I knew if I kept replying to him, I was going to say things that I'd rather hot have showing up next to my name on Google searches
Pete O'Hanlon wrote: I had hoped that this article would turn out to be a treatise on how to do
performance right in WPF as there is no one place detailing best practices and
the performance gotchas (which is why I commented that there was nothing on
Freezables, virtualization and the like).
That's exactly what drew me to it in the first place... I'm always looking for ways to squeeze a few extra cycles out of my WPF clients, but after reading his entire article, the only impression I got was of an author who had just taught himself WPF and paraphrased from whatever intro textbooks he could find so he'd have something to link to in his resume/CV.
I would have just stayed silent after casting my vote (Hell, I didn't even report him), except I saw all of the sock-puppet 5-votes and had a horrible vision of it sticking to the front page, showing up as one of the "best" WPF articles, and stealing the spotlight and recognition from the people on this site that really deserve it (Not me - I haven't published anything worthwhile... yet)...
At least he's gone... And the way he's digging his own grave, his sock puppets will probably join him before long.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: I'm going to come across as the big bad ogre here
If you're an ogre, then what am I? Wait! Don't answer that. 
In reality, you were as nice as one could have been to him and yet he took this community for granted with his sock puppet accounts and childish attitude.
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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Marcus Wrote this:
General Re: My Article and other stuffs Pin member Chuck N0rris 15hrs 40mins ago
ashutoshmishra171 wrote:
because even i have been using code project for several year
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Member since Sunday, June 24, 2012 (Less than one month)
Try to read full statement: This creates problems too, because even i have been using code project for several year, only ppl. who want to download, or rate or publish an article willing to create account, many ppl. even inside code project will not vote for long time, you can't blame those as spam.
Big Story by Pete, talking as he is an expert for 1 line of code he suggested one big program, but later kishhr proposed that single line of code, hope he has not forgotten it. Look like someone have Rat in his plate and look for mosiquito in others,
Ian, the most funny guy among all, Telling his journey on how he rated and what inspired him,
That's exactly what drew me to it in the first place... I'm always looking for ways to squeeze a few extra cycles out of my WPF clients, but after reading his entire article, the only impression I got was of an author who had just taught himself WPF and paraphrased from whatever intro textbooks he could find so he'd have something to link to in his resume/CV.
I would have just stayed silent after casting my vote (Hell, I didn't even report him), except I saw all of the sock-puppet 5-votes and had a horrible vision of it sticking to the front page, showing up as one of the "best" WPF articles, and stealing the spotlight and recognition from the people on this site that really deserve it (Not me - I haven't published anything worthwhile... yet)...
-- See his Tip/Trick, which say Open file using FileStream with so and so params, All schools or colleges who teach basic C#, will teach this, he never thought how someone voted 4 for that, it seems this article who have voted to lacks if he can ge that votes, he is a lead, might be his team members have vote for better appraisal, otherwise ppl. will think to vote -1,-2.... not even 0 worth.
Then our Rajesh Subramanian, the last hero,,,, he has not wrote one article also, all personal chat conversation, though one can say among 1000 comments, 1 be technical....
These are our heros commenting, the kishhr would was shouting who devoted me, who why...
he would have seen this as a family photo...
None of your comments answers:
1) somone vote or download or to publish, logsin, they can login any time, how did you arrived at that conclusion, my personally tested, it says "Someone already at your address voted", if Chris has written this, why no comments on him on this one...
2) There are clearly his Q & A, Articles devoted, while other comments, not voted at all, who did this, no comments on this, still he remained as topper in expert comments.
3) What the hell in this earth you felt, his stuffs are manipulating, while yours itself is crappy, no answers on this....
4) Why his account disabled, though he is rated on top experts, which was asset to open source community, no comments...
5) There are hell of articles here, which is baseless and have 100's of votes in a week or two why your eyes are not on that, this have relatively less votes..........
6) What fund or benifits you recieved personally from someone to defame someone, which is most important.... no comments...
7) Are you enabling his account...... no comments.
Simply some crapshit statement doesn't statisfies the audience
Might be you are all friends, taken money or some personal benifit to bring him down and do this, The person who offered you personal benfit is missing though......
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Sorry, but there is NOT ONE WORD in this post that was made by me.
I wasn't, now I am, then I won't be anymore.
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Which browser?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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IE 9.0.8112.16421 (Win7 Professional)
Not a big deal, mostly curiosity that it only happens occassionall.
Schenectady? What am I doing in Schenectady?
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Hi Chris
Just wondering if CP will be getting a Metro makeover any time soon?
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.dan.g. wrote: Just wondering if CP will be getting a Metro makeover any time soon?
You forgot the joke icon, correct? 
"the meat from that butcher is just the dogs danglies, absolutely amazing cuts of beef." - DaveAuld (2011)
"No, that is just the earthly manifestation of the Great God Retardon." - Nagy Vilmos (2011)
"It is the celestial scrotum of good luck!" - Nagy Vilmos (2011)
"But you probably have the smoothest scrotum of any grown man" - Pete O'Hanlon (2012)
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So you're asking if he'll remove all the rounded corners, turn the graphics into simple geometric shapes, put all of the links in CAPITAL LETTERS, and make every box on the front page a different color?
That would have been a great April Fools prank
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Maybe he just wants Chris to put it on the To Do List... 
Soren Madsen
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You'll understand if I reserve my answer?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Chris - Metro is a fluid design concept, full of jargony goodness. Just tell people that what you are doing is Metro.
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Oh, it's metro-as, mate. Totally metro.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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My username has the ∴ (∴) character in it - and it's now being rendered with huge top and bottom padding.
I've seen this before, in Expression Web 3, but only in the design mode. Firefox (and even IE) both render the character correctly. Hopefully, this is just a passing phase as it does make my posts stick out even more than an extrovert would find appropriate.
NEVER MIND - IT'S THE NEW UPDATE (13.0.1) to FIREFOX THAT'S SCREWED UP!
I can't wait to see what other fun they included.
| "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein | | "As far as we know, our computer has never had an undetected error." - Weisert | | "If you are searching for perfection in others, then you seek disappointment. If you are seek perfection in yourself, then you will find failure." - Balboos HaGadol Mar 2010 |
modified 21-Jun-12 13:27pm.
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N00b doesn't know how to triforce.
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W∴ Balboos wrote: NEVER MIND - IT'S THE NEW UPDATE (13.0.1) to FIREFOX THAT'S SCREWED UP!
I love self-answering issues.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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