 John Luke Gibson
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In the Flamelian way, Passages are texts scribely passed without request whereas Tutelage is text scribely tutored at request.
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Undead notabug
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Generalized, removing an 'ironic reference'-personal to the 'cuteness-overlord'.
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Punctuated.
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Added and defined message meta-data field: "Status". Also, added Passage: Analogy of [...] the Flower.
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Na dat important.
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P2 of'a msg to sp.
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In addition to disregarding context, Flamel's verbosity and legalism both mandate the use of separate and distinct terms to avoid undue corollaries, especially in cases where such a corollary might reinforce an interpretation of relevant context through redundancy.
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For Flamel, the convention when speaking of published conversations is to refer to messages as either 'to' or 'fro' rather than 'sent' or 'received', simply because of their respective letter counts. Having one more letter than 'to' symbolizes the additional curator that is involved in judging messages received as opposed to messages sent.
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Omitting Post-Script
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By convention, if the message was sent as pure binary or through a rudimentary process/format, the convention would have been to use [No Framework] as the first line. Two urls embedded with html tags have been omitted. They should be added later, upon deciding the conventions with-which to represent them.
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first commit
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