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Once again you manage to write a post that I don't get. I may be dense but I 
don't understand what you want.

If I just ignore your impoliteness and try to extract the references to me and 
what I have said and done, I get the following list:

> Rolf, I'll address you separately in some detail as you are
> involved in creating this charade. You deserve it for taking
> time to produce a mess and talk brave about numbers (should
> have known better you light speed and ns-level people will
> keep chasing the wrong train).

I get this, you ask me to read on and you will address me separately.
(reading on ...)

[snip]

> But Rolf, an example, please define the semantics of an "empty"
> integer and add the reason why you would even consider adding
> all three : a PMAP, template instance and optional attribute
> on top of it? Plus you make it nullable and optional and empty
> and pmap dependent and hey dynamically imposable.

Is this a trick question or are you just trying to be funny at my expense? I 
don't understand what you want to say. You loose me halfway through the first 
sentence (at the "and"). I'll take these five lines apart when I get some more 
time. If I find a plausible interpretation, I will certainly post. In the 
meantime, I would appreciate if you re-read your own text and if possible try 
to explain what you are getting at here. Your own deconstruction if the 5 lines 
may be helpful.

[snip]

> Once again, why hasn't anyone provided clear rules as tables, a
> concise summary of rules rather than a glaringly obvious shady
> FAST spec/document? Afraid to do it or do you have an interest
> in not doing it? Either or Rolf?

"... clear rules as tables ...", point taken. We are working on some docs that 
are supposed to be more accessible. I believe Dale also has done some work in 
this area.

It would help if you could elaborate on the "glaringly obvious shady FAST 
spec/document" because I'm uncertain what it is that is "glaringly obvious 
shady". All, most of it, certain parts? Maybe my confusion can be explained by 
my limited language skills. I would appreciate if you could elaborate. Specific 
suggestions for how we could improve and/or complement our docs would be great.

[snip]

Also, I would like to try again to convince you to be more polite.

Please?

Best,
Rolf

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