On Feb 21, Arthur A. Gleckler wrote:
> > Folding *just* case and nothing else is something that makes sense
> > for a very narrow ASCII-oriented crowd.
This part:
> > If I were some cheap-talking politician, I'd probably jump up and
> > down about virtual American colonialism or something as stupid as
> > that.
was not said seriously. The first sentence was.
> You can hide behind praeteritio, but an ad hominem argument is still
> an ad hominem argument. Why is it that arguments for case
> insensitivity are always met with such attacks? Let's be civil.
Perhaps because case-insensitivity *is* one of these things that don't
apply to many people the way it applies to you?
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((lambda (x) (x x)) (lambda (x) (x x))) Eli Barzilay:
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