I'm wondering about the most polite way to list code when you need
help. Before hyperlinks, you had to inline all the code. But I think
that hampers readability of the document as a whole. I am starting to
prefer a markdown way of writing my emails, putting links to relevant
source files instead of inlining them, like so:
Which is perplexing because
[the test
file](http://gitorious.org/project_factor/data-maker/blobs/master/field/from-format/from-format-tests.factor)
has USING: data-maker.field.from-format ... ;
and data-maker.field.from-format [defines
next](http://gitorious.org/project_factor/data-maker/blobs/master/field/from-format/from-format.
I think that makes for a much more digestible email than pasting in
lines of code, especially when the source file gets above 10 lines.
What do you think?
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