> And ambiguity is nice sometimes. However, in this case I was > primarily using the academic "we", sometimes found in scientific > and mathematic papers where the author (singular) often writes > the paper in the first-person plural "we". :-)
Yes, and I was joking somehow, of course. ;-) So you, poor, not only write "the paper in the first-person plural" but you also end up writing all (or most) of the actual wiki code. Alone. > At any rate, after thinking about it further, I decided moving > the & rule even earlier in the sequence was a more natural > solution. Now released as 2.2.0-beta34, and the jumpbox on pmwiki.org > appears to be working properly. > > Thanks for your help! Thanks for *your* help, Patrick! Thank you, really, for all your positive and successful effort. Luigi _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
