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Subject: minor nit
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one thing that always bugs when I look at a Makefile for a port
is the Whom: line. "Whom" ? Shouldn't that be "Who" ? Or does it
mean "Whom should I hit over the head when it doesn't work right" ? :)

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Gary Jennejohn
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