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From: "Martin J. Bligh" <mbligh@aracnet.com>
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>> > Your profile was upside down. I've re-sorted it.
>> > It probably confused people who were wondering why the numbers
>> > at the top of the profile were lower than the ones below them.
>> 
>> Would people generally prefer things to be sorted so the most important
>> stuff was at the top ? We're considering such a change ...
>> 
> 
> I prefer it the way it is, so unimportant stuff can scroll away.
> 
> Bill can just turn his monitor upside down.

You're Australian though, so you get that by default ;-)

John, how about a "-r" flag or something to sort the output biggest first?
Might keep the dissenting masses happy ;-)

M.

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