On 21 Jan 2001, Kai Henningsen wrote:
> Personally, I'd say make it always mean "and", and do the "or" thing by
> creating an acl, like this:
The problem is that "or" is what it already means in places *other than*
an ACL. For example,
local_domains = x : y
I think the safest is to describe these things as lists, and then use
words like "all the items in the list" or "one of the items in the list"
without actually using "and" or "or" at all.
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