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    > From: Rob Pike

    > There was a guy in production at Google using Unix TECO as his main
    > editor when I joined in 2002. 

Do you happen to know which version it was, or what it was written in?

It must have been _somebody_'s re-implementation, but I wonder who or where
(or why :-).

	Noel