Re: Suggestions for a server-side, JSP-based on-line help system

[Paul DuBois <paul -at- kitebird -dot- com>]

| > Er, the use of the comma, followed by "which..."
| > indicates that 
| > the writer is making use of the "that/which"
| > distinction, which, 
| > despite becoming something of a lost art, indicates
| > that s/he 
| > understood (and showed the understanding implicitly)
| > that a Java 
| > Runtime Environment is not required for JavaScript.
| > 
| > Er... ah... harumph!  Dismounting grammar/usage
| > soapbox.
| > 
| > /kevin
| 
| Yes, that's it. Rather than admit I could have
| explained myself better, I'll take Kevin's approach
| and blame you for your lack of understanding of my
| artful use of "that/which".
| 
| LOL!

Okay, okay, okay.


This is why I never claim to know any grammar.

(crawls under rock...)

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