I use movie quotations frequently in my writings as a "signature" of my writing style. It's obviously not to everyone's taste. However, as this is an /international/ audience I am addressing, I shall refrain from using them. Similarly for my subtle sense of humour: I like to play on words. For example, whenever I talk about the Vala programming language, I always refer to it as "Vala Mal Doran". Unless you are a *Stargate: SG-1* fan, however, you won't understand the reference and the humour. Thanks for your input. Ben Coman wrote
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On Wednesday, December 31, 2014, Ben Coman wrote:
Btw, can you drop the movie quotations. It comes across a bit high-handed - like it's trying to teach something - but I can't work out your implied meaning. Someone else's words can only ever be an approximation. You own words are better.
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