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August 8, 2006

Who says law and code are all that different? A single extra/missing comma can screw you in both, it turns out.

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  1. Journal Of An Open Sourcee
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    links from TechnoratiJohn Palmieri: The easy way to help out smoketesting the GNOME releaseFederico Mena-Quintero: Tue 2006/Aug/08Davyd Madeley: Distributed Proofchecking – GNOME user, we need your help!Harish Krishnaswamy: The monkey is outLuis Villa: punctuation

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