>> The sad thing is, over on the Haskell forum, people say that about *me*.
> 
> Stop it Andrew...
> 
> You're not a troll. Obviously there are more hostile groups out there 
> than this one.
> 
> Actually, the POV-Ray group is one of the more friendly ones I frequent. 
> Only topped by a certain group of Canon users.

Well, I'm not *trying* to be a troll.

On the other hand, it seems that almost every forum I visit, I end up 
rubbing somebody up the wrong way. Whether it's getting yelled at by 
Warp for thinking that Haskell is a useful programming language, or 
being flamed by Darren for thinking that databases are worth using, or 
Haskellers telling me I'm stupid because I don't know category theory, 
it seems I consistantly manage to upset somebody.

I see two possibilities:

- Everybody else on the Internet is an asshole.

- I'm an asshole.

Logically, which of these is most likely to be correct?

I could sit here complaining about how everybody seems to have it in for 
me. Or I could just face up to the fact that I UPSET PEOPLE, and ask 
myself why...

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