> 3: I forgot the "svn." subdomain. Fixed.

Thanks. There's some strangeness from the SVN pathname though: when I
follow the instructions to install HAML stable, it installs into
directory "vendor/plugins/stable" (rather than haml). It needs "script/
plugin remove stable" to uninstall it. Similarly, installing trunk
gives me "vendor/plugins/trunk"

I guess it's no big deal to rename the directory after installing it
though, but it might be worth a mention in the installation
instructions. Or you can reorganise the repository into .../tags/
stable/haml and .../trunk/haml

> 5: There are two reasons for this: one is because some browsers don't
> understand some self-closed tags (ever tried viewing a page with a
> <div/> in Safari? It's not pretty)

I understand that; a HTML browser will see this as a start tag and be
hunting for a matching end tag somewhere else. But is it ever useful
to generate an empty <div></div> section within a page? Possibly if
you're doing AJAX stuff I guess.

Cheers,

Brian.


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