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Paul Schmehl wrote:
> Thanks, Scot.  That's helpful to know.  I wasn't aware, for example, 
> that anyone could submit PRs for a broken port.

%-/

Okay, there's where you and I parted company.  That was my basic, (mostly) 
unstated assumption.

This is why you and I were arguing at cross purposes.
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