You know you've spent too much time with MODX when....

... people start figuring out your sleeping pattern

..you use backticks in your emails and Word docs instead of quotes.
..you've forgotten how to say `no` to the question: `is it possible to do [[*requestedFeature]] on my site...?`
..you create snippets to do ordinary tasks, like feeding your kids.
..before you respond to your wife, you apply a conditional output filter.
..your life looks like: [[getGroceries?&mode=`delivery`&orderFrom=`home`&neverLeave=`home`&workingIn=`pajamas`]]

you set a base url and still use ?&scheme=`full` because it helps you sleep better at night

... the hardest part about switching between a PC and Mac keyboard is the location of the ` backtick.

... you decide it's time to bathe, step away from the manager and take the kid where she needs to go. Kid grabs your phone to play with tweets as you're driving away, and informs you that MODX 2.2.4 has been released... an hour ago.

At this point you seriously question the decision to bathe and wonder if the kid will blow a gasket if you cut the outing short.

Edit: OK, I changed the typo. I so didn't even notice. heh... [ed. note: frogabog last edited this post 13 years, 11 months ago.]

2.2.5 has been released? Great!

you are writing tax documents in xPDO > .csv

...Typing your life in PHP code with the syntax of MODX/xPDO

...while getting treatment for lyme disease, you sue your doctor and his clinic for his bad remarks toward ticks, in fact you are so attached you won't let him remove the ticks from your back.

...over a glass of red wine and walnut glazed roast pork, you romantically discuss your progress in MODx with your fiancée, and she nods and cheers, and sips, and nods, and listens attentively.