note 98360 added to function.htmlspecialchars-decode

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 12:52, Neike Taika-Tessaro <pinkgothic@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, Daniel! > > Gosh, thank you for getting back to me.    No, thank *you* for getting back to me, and for your contributions.  Me getting back to you is my pleasure! >>> I've been deleting your notes because you're referring to another note. >>> While it doesn't mention so explicitly on the site (which I do understand is frustrating), we >>>generally remove notes that refer to others because, if and when the other note is removed, the >>>referring note becomes orphaned and confuses visitors who try to track down the elusive original. >>><< > > That I can understand. I've noticed that, myself, and so I understand > you making it something of a policy. I'll keep that in mind for any > future contributions. > >>> Your note below can stay, but I'll be editing it to not only remove your >>>addressing us directly (which isn't useful to the note as a whole), << > > I know, sorry about that. I really didn't know how else to address you > guys as editors.    It's all good.  For the future, you can write directly to the user notes mailing list at php-notes@lists.php.net and an editor (perhaps myself) will usually get back to you within 24 hours. >>> Sound okay? << > > Wow, completely! =) > > I really appreciate your answer. I wasn't disgruntled, just confused. > (And concerned for the poor sods that do copy-paste programming. Which > I suppose I shouldn't be, really.) I wasn't sure if it was maybe some > kind of automatic protection system deciding that <script> looked > dangerous, or an auto-prune mechanism I wasn't aware of (I'd seen the > second note make it as far as the Argentinian mirror the other day), > or something else I could have avoided triggering with a few more > smarts. I figured I'd give a last go today, then try other channels > (was going to file a bug report... honestly thought I was triggering > something I shouldn't).    Not a problem.  And it's really appreciated that you do have that concern for those with an affinity for "CTRL+V programming" (I think we just coined a new phrase here, Neike). > Very sorry for the hassle! And thank you infinitely for your patience > and guidance.    It's no hassle at all.  As I said, it's a pleasure. -- </Daniel P. Brown> daniel.brown@parasane.net || danbrown@php.net http://www.parasane.net/ || http://www.pilotpig.net/ We now offer SAME-DAY SETUP on a new line of servers!