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<H3>daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Thu Mar  9 12:31:29 1995
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Date: Thu, 9 Mar 1995 12:30:15 -0500
From: Quinn &lt;quinn@Access.Mountain.Net&gt;
To: cadams@weather.Brockport.EDU, crag@serial.mit.edu
Cc: coldstuff@MIT.EDU


I like '&lt;-', but it really doesn't imply expression anymore than
 an equals sign does.  I'd suggest '&lt;&gt;', since its easy to type
 and kind of implies "we are not both equal and we want the whole
 world to know it, that is why we are pointing outward."

But it used to mean != in old AppleSoft, and I'm sure it means
 something else somewhere.

As for the local method character, instinctively I like ',' since
 it's a less emphatic period.  But I don't know the repercussions
 of using a comma in such a way.

blah blah blah

-Quinn

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