Four thoughts: - I slightly favor <~ and ~> for subscription, as => already has meaning and "~>" looks more like "linked on change" to me. If that's unpopular, what about "%>" and "<%" or even "-> (sub)" and "<- (sub)"? - Are we missing :OUT_EDGE_SUB intentionally (in which case you should change your example) or by oversight? - Is there any way to keep rake mail_patches from blathering about the generated code? - +1 in general though.
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