As a node user I don't see this as a bug. It's a bit pissy to submit it with this title. I think being inline with browsers and expected node behaviour is more

As a node user I don't see this as a bug. It's a bit pissy to submit it with this title. I think being inline with browsers and expected node behaviour is more important than with python/ruby/java/perl/the rfc, which is about the only argument Jordan came up with. Jordan said in his last reply: >I would recommend folks stop updating this issue since you'll likely just get stuck in a loop of providing data and having the data be discarded This is far too quick to jump to accusing isaac of ignoring answers, reading the thread he and other submitters say they don't believe other languages doing it a certain way is reasons to change the behaviour. So Jordan accuses him of ignoring his argument?