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--- Comment #2 from Trevor Parscal 2011-03-08 18:39:46
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I was going to also point out, that there are libraries like SASS, xCSS, and
Less that do meta CSS programming. Because these start from a more sanitary
source, they can do tricky
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--- Comment #1 from Trevor Parscal 2011-03-08 18:36:31
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What's the proposed behavior when such private rules already exist neaby?
I think figuring out ways to make development easier is clever and useful, but
we have to be careful beca
