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On 10/4/22 02:35, John Hubbard wrote:
> It's always a judgment call, as to whether to use something like ``CALL`
> or just plain CALL. Here, I'd like to opine that that the benefits of
> ``CALL`` are very small, whereas plain text in cet.rst has been made
> significantly worse. So the result is, "this is not worth it".
> 

Hmm, seems like neither CALL nor ``CALL`` is better, right?

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