OMG! I'm so sorry!!! I deeply apologize for calling it crappy - that had absolutely nothing to do with my point and not based on any sort of knowledge beyond d

OMG! I'm so sorry!!! I deeply apologize for calling it crappy - that had absolutely nothing to do with my point and not based on any sort of knowledge beyond dim, decades old memory, and also more based on how I describe "solve a problem" coding. Literally ALL my code is crappy, if that helps clarify. Really, I'm totally sorry I threw that in there, I could have made my point without it. Worse, someone else might read my comment and worry about publishing their own project which is the last thing I want to do. I used to worry constantly about the quality of my projects. I don't any more because I realized that a line of published ugly code which solves a problem is worth thousands of perfect lines of code which never sees the light of day, and that open code can be used as a starting point for others. That's exact what happened with b2, of which you should justifiably be proud and happy! Gah, I feel horrible. Sorry again!