Should we drop curly-foo, etc.? David A. Wheeler (27 Sep 2012 21:31 UTC)
Re: Should we drop curly-foo, etc.? John Cowan (27 Sep 2012 21:32 UTC)

Re: Should we drop curly-foo, etc.? John Cowan 27 Sep 2012 21:32 UTC

David A. Wheeler scripsit:

> Now that we have marker, should we drop the specification's text about
> curly-foo and standard readers?

Yes, I'd say it's not necessary.

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