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There's value in brevity.


Yes; criticism delivered with no justification is often simply rude. Perhaps you have a point--it's hard to tell: you didn't make one.


I said that OP had reimplemented something that already existed, but with fewer features and tests. Or did you get something else out of those six words?


You have _now_ made that statement. Previously, you merely stated that they had done a poor job of reimplementing syslog without explaining why--this is the sole component of good criticism. Implicit meaning is tantamount to no meaning at all.




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