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'''Compulsive Archive Format Analysis Disorder (CAFAD)''' is an imaginary disease that [[User:Mr.Mouse|Mr.Mouse]] "suffers" from, and is presumably the root cause of the program we know as MultiEx Commander. There is no known cure fore this disorder, but an old wives' remedy consists of providing the afflicted with lots of archive files and standing back. There isn't much else known of this disorder, although Watto may suffer from a mild case of it.
'''Compulsive Archive Format Analysis Disorder (CAFAD)''' is an imaginary disease that [[User:Mr.Mouse|Mr.Mouse]] "suffers" from.
 
= Symptoms =
<ul><li>Analyzing the structures of more than around 5 archive types</li>
<li>Creating a website, complete with forum and WIKI, devoted to the same cause</li>
<li>Writing a program with an easily expandable database of supported formats to extract and, in some cases, inject or even create supported archives</li>
<li>Lastly, convincing a bunch of other people to help you with the cause!</li></ul>
 
= Transmittance =
This disease is known to be transmittable, that is, it can be spread from person to person, just as with any interest.
 
= Cures and Treatments =
There is no known cure for CAFAD, and the only known treatment is an old wives' remedy which consists of giving the afflicted lots of archive files to analyze and standing well clear to avoid byte marks.
 
= Known Afflictees =
 
The original CAFAD sufferer is [[User:Mr.Mouse|Mr.Mouse]], although more recently, Watto and even KorNet, among others, have caught the bug, at least mildly.

Revision as of 00:52, 13 August 2006

Compulsive Archive Format Analysis Disorder (CAFAD) is an imaginary disease that Mr.Mouse "suffers" from.

Symptoms

  • Analyzing the structures of more than around 5 archive types
  • Creating a website, complete with forum and WIKI, devoted to the same cause
  • Writing a program with an easily expandable database of supported formats to extract and, in some cases, inject or even create supported archives
  • Lastly, convincing a bunch of other people to help you with the cause!

Transmittance

This disease is known to be transmittable, that is, it can be spread from person to person, just as with any interest.

Cures and Treatments

There is no known cure for CAFAD, and the only known treatment is an old wives' remedy which consists of giving the afflicted lots of archive files to analyze and standing well clear to avoid byte marks.

Known Afflictees

The original CAFAD sufferer is Mr.Mouse, although more recently, Watto and even KorNet, among others, have caught the bug, at least mildly.