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Ironically, the name of the person reporting the issue is "Christian".

• stephenr 7y ago
  That isn’t irony. It’s a coincidence. Irony is when a persons actions result in the opposite of what they were trying to achieve: ie “I rewrote the <software> to fix all the bugs, but now it’s more buggy than before”.
  • peapicker 7y ago
    My dictionary includes that, as well as "a state of affairs or an event that seems deliberately contrary to what one expects and is often amusing as a result." which would be the definition pertaining to my comment, as I didn't expect that name as it was contrary to the authors comments, and I found it amusing as a result.
    • stephenr 7y ago
      ... You somehow assume someone called Christian must be a Christian? Really?
      • peapicker 7y ago
        That isn't what I said. I said I found the contrast amusing at face value, which doesn't mean I assumed anything about the person.