Warp wrote:
>> So is lower case letters, because EBCDIC doesn't support that. :-)
>   Yeah, I see how EBCDIC is as popular as html.

Obviously I was exagerating. The point is that it used to be you couldn't 
paste javascript into a web page, because the < and > and such would get 
corrupted. (Indeed, you still have to specially escape embedded javascript 
sometimes in HTML markup.)

You're blaming the wrong tool.

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