Re: Who is the code sherriff around here?




Well i remember Crouchie1998 as a pretty active member of this group , so
yes he does come here

in the past when i was myself verry active in those websites ( mostly DevX
as i felt that planetsourcecode was a litle to scriptkiddy , weekendcoders
for me )
, i added the following to my postings of code that was pure M. Posseth


This code is Pure M. Posseth code but I make it public domain with this
publication, use it as you will, no need to name me (would be appreciated if
you did) free to distribute or modify with only one restriction: if you can
improve it with the same functionality you must sent me the Code.



just to avoid these situations , i also see all my contributions to the
newsgroups as in the above context

just my thoughts

Michel




"Terry Olsen" <tolsen64@xxxxxxxxxxx> schreef in bericht
news:eurre5nWHHA.1200@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
No offense to anyone in this group, particularly Tom Shelton, Michael M,
or Newbie Coder. But who the hell is Crouchie1998 and why is he accusing
every submission I make to Planet Source Code to be plagiarized?

In one submission to retrieve the XP key using native .NET function
instead of the API, he said I copied the code from him when I clearly gave
credit to the original authors of the API code and said that I had removed
the API calls in favor of the .NET functions. Crouchie wasn't the original
author of the code I used. When I asked him for the link to his code so I
could compare, I received no response.

In my latest submission, he rips me for not giving credit to the above
mentioned people for their contribution to my code. No offense, but the
code I posted was completely my own. Notice here from Crouchie's feedback
on my submission:

----------------Begin Crouchie's Feedback---------------------------------
A user has submitted feedback to your submission at
http://www.Planet-Source-Code.com. Your submission: Printers and Ports
using PRNADMIN.DLL Comment From: Crouchie1998 Email:
crouchie1998@xxxxxxxxxx Comment: Hi Terry

So, this is one of the submissions that you were asking the Microsoft
VB.NET newsgroup about a few days ago. Does this ring any bells:

I need to create a file printer port. I can do it using the PRNADMIN.DLL
like so:

Public Sub CreateFilePort(ByVal FilePath As String)
Dim PRNADMIN As New PRNADMINLib.PrintMaster
Dim port As New PRNADMINLib.Port
port.PortName = FilePath
port.PortType = 3 'Standard Local Port
PRNADMIN.PortAdd(port)
End Sub

Is there any way I can do it without using this COM assembly?

...

==============================

So, you are asking questions in the newsgroup, getting everyone to code it
for you then you release it on here & call it your own.

You should at least mention:

Tom Shelton
Newbie Coder
Michael M

For their contribution of creating the printer port

Plus, you have hard coded names whereas you could have easily got those
names via WMI

-------------------End Crouchie's Feedback------------------------------

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't this me posting MY OWN code and asking
for an ALTERNATIVE method?

Sorry for the rant, but this is starting to really get on my nerves...



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