C# subsection

[Blizzard]

I have noticed that more and more people are taking up development in C#. That's a good thing since C# is a very strict language and teaches you to code properly with types. Also you can learn how to work with event driven development since C# is based on that.
Since not so many people are using it, I am making a poll instead of making a new section right away. Do you think we should add another subsection in the Electronic and Computer Section especially for C#?

[Aqua]

I wanna learn C#, and it'd be much easier to read threads about it if they're in the same place

YES!

[winkio]

It seems like a popular topic, especially by the fact that everyone has been using that C# help thread a lot, and it'd be interesting to have project related threads instead of just Questions and answer threads.

Go for it.

[G_G]

I vote yes, I mean I had a question that was answered but I had to read through that whole topic to find it -_- I think it'd be easier to have its own subsection.

[Fallen Angel X]

I'm taking up C# (Along with RGSS), might as well make it easier for me

[GAX]

C# and XNA in one section wouldn't be a bad idea...

[Blizzard]

I think I have enough votes. It is decided then!

[fugibo]

Personally, I find that C# deserves a section no more than Python, Perl, C++, VisualBasic, Obj-C, Java, LISP, FORTRAN, CFML, or COBAL.

(everything up to LISP was serious)

[Blizzard]

Keep your worthless fanboy-douche opinion to yourself.
Nobody here's using Python, Perl, C++, VisualBasic, Obj-C, Java, LISP, FORTRAN, CFML, or COBOL (not COBAL) or at least not posting any questions about it while with C# it's a different case. There were a few VB.NET threads, but it seems that people have lost interest.

[fugibo]

Keep your worthless fanboy-douche opinion to yourself.
Nobody here's using Python, Perl, C++, VisualBasic, Obj-C, Java, LISP, FORTRAN, CFML, or COBOL (not COBAL) or at least not posting any questions about it while with C# it's a different case. There were a few VB.NET threads, but it seems that people have lost interest.

That wasn't "fanboy," moron, I was just stating my opinion by listing off the other languages that should have their own section if we give any one of them a section. Now, if this was a heavily C#-oriented forum, it'd be different, but I only see a few people playing around with it right now and I personally believe we should just stick to one forum for all miscellaneous languages.

And for the record, only ONE of those was an Apple language. The rest are open-source or proprietary. A few of them I HATE, so no, Blizzard, I'm NOT being biased this time around. But no, an opposing opinion just HAS to be squelched, and what better way than a couple of ad hominems and some admin-powers?

And note the

(everything up to LISP was serious)

, which pretty much screams "I'm just kidding for the most part, but my personal opinion is different."

[Blizzard]

"Microsoft's language gets an own section and none of any other language I prefer doesn't?! NOT FAIR! I'M GOING TO COMPLAIN!"

Now you tell that this isn't bias.
Also, I'm calling you an open-source and an Apple fanboy. I am aware of the fact that of the languages you mentioned a part is open source or Unix-lover languages and others are proprietary.
I hate VB as well, but if more people had taken up development in it, I would have made a section for it. But all I saw was a random VB post here and there over a few months and that was it.

Opposing opinion? In case you haven't noticed, this topic is a poll and most people have voted for the section, not against it. Also, what do my admin powers have to do with this? I posted a poll, something every member is entitled to do.
You want an extra section? Good. Show me 3-4 members who are actually working with it and I'll make it. It was always this way here on CP. I seriously don't understand what's up with your victim attitude.

[shdwlink1993]

I vote for a Ruby Section. It's a very popular language here.

[Blizzard]

LMAO! You mean a separate Ruby section, not RGSS? I don't think anybody except me actually utilizes Ruby.

[fugibo]

LMAO! You mean a separate Ruby section, not RGSS? I don't think anybody except me actually utilizes Ruby.

I use it for small stuff every once in a while, and for testing out concepts. I even wrote a fortune frontend in RubyCocoa a few weeks ago, it's very fun to go back to the language every once in a while.

Also, let me assure that nothing makes you miss Ruby more than using effing Objective-C. It's like someone's dangling proper Ruby in front of your face, but then raping you every time you get close to using it.

[Blizzard]

If more people use it and want help on it, I'll make a section. No big deal.