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RedCloth Cookbook: How Tos, Recipes, F.A.Qs - Using the Ruby Plain Text to Web Markup Gem

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Gerald Bauer

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Gerald Bauer is a Rails & Internet Professional in Vancouver B.C.
RedCloth Cookbook: How Tos, Recipes, F.A.Qs - Using the Ruby Plain Text to Web Markup Gem Posted: Aug 16, 2008 1:06 AM
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