in reply to S And M -- modifiers, that is...

I don't get it, where is this supposed to go? (what chapter)

I also don't see how it adds anything to the book (it's just a more long-winded explanation of what the book already clearly explains)

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Re: Re: S And M -- modifiers, that is...
by Cody Pendant (Prior) on Feb 25, 2003 at 21:47 UTC
    Well, if you've read the book and got to the section on /m and /s, it would go at the bit clearly marked:

    5.1.4 Example: ??? Need an example of /m and /s here. Open to suggestions.

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