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Re: How do you perceive programming? how do you look at the quality of software? Help needed with a quick survey!!!1

From	"Qu0ll" <Qu0llSixFour@gmail.com>
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Subject	Re: How do you perceive programming? how do you look at the quality of software? Help needed with a quick survey!!!1
Date	2013-03-12 03:06 +1100
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"komal singh"  wrote in message 
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> University collage London

From dictionary.com:

col·lage
[kuh-lahzh, koh-] Show IPA noun, verb, col·laged, col·lag·ing.
noun
1.
a technique of composing a work of art by pasting on a single surface 
various materials not normally associated with one another, as newspaper 
clippings, parts of photographs, theater tickets, and fragments of an 
envelope.
2.
a work of art produced by this technique. Compare assemblage (  def 3 ) .
3.
an assemblage or occurrence of diverse elements or fragments in unlikely or 
unexpected juxtaposition: The experimental play is a collage of sudden scene 
shifts, long monologues, musical interludes, and slapstick.
4.
a film that presents a series of seemingly unrelated scenes or images or 
shifts from one scene or image to another suddenly and without transition.
verb (used with object)
5.
to make a collage of: The artist has collaged old photos, cartoon figures, 
and telephone numbers into a unique work of art.

Which definition of "collage" applies here?

Seriously komal,

Your lack of attention to detail and your general rude and arrogant attitude 
are the reasons why you have received such a negative response here.  You 
should understand that programming and science in general are topics which 
require both precise and accurate usage of language along with respect for 
your "peers" (and I use that term loosely here).  You have entered a forum 
which does indeed have rules (netiquette) and you have repeatedly chosen to 
ignore them.  If you aspire to being a scientist, engineer or programmer 
then you need to learn the ways of those who have gone before you. Lew and 
others are not being rude as you accuse them, they are treating you as they 
would treat anyone else in our industry.  They expect and deserve a certain 
standard of communication and they deserve your respect.

It is generally advisable to not bite the hands that feed you.  In this 
instance you need us, we do not need you.  To be successful in this industry 
you will need to get along with others.  Behave like a professional and you 
will be treated like one.  Behave like you have in this thread so far and 
you will always be on the outer.

--
And loving it,

-Qu0ll (Rare, not extinct)
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