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use cached DOM elements to escape HTML
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heh, which rule is that exactly? this would do, no?
function(a){return new Option(a).innerHTML}
Oh it seems you're right, now that I've actually read the rules. I'll fork the 140byt.es thing and make a new submission.
no need, i'll edit mine!
of course you'll get credit! i'll tweet it up too.
…On Sat, Sep 17, 2011 at 6:27 PM, Eli Grey ***@***.*** wrote:
I'd prefer to take the credit for it instead, since I thought of it.
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Nothing. I'm just following the 140byt.es rules.