Clearly

Not so, good sir. Do you call me a liar? I would challenge you on the field of honor, had I any.

For what it's worth, I hadn't read the Rowling books when I first read MoR, and finding out who Quirrell was was actually somewhat of a shock. I'm the target audience for this rule, so far as any such exists, and I think it's pretty dumb.

Is anyone logging anecdotes? We've got one here!

I wouldn't just slap it on as a chapter title if I was the editor, but if you're reading this forum thread, certain things are assumed of you.

Okay. That's cool. So how do you feel about following politely asked and reasonable requests that cost you only quick trip to rot13.com and are enthusiastically enforced by at least a handful of trigger-happy registrants of karmic disapproval?

If said under-thumbers weren't in play, would you obey the request of the author?

What's your price?

I'm sorry about my tone

It may be difficult to take an apology like this at face value when you could just go back and edit the tone to something you wouldn't have to apologize for. You either put it in before you clicked 'Comment' the first time or you hit Edit to put it in.

Also, he said, "you know perfectly well." This communicates that the conclusion you would draw is the correct one. And that is spoilage.