| Subject: | Re: Oropendola |
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| From: | "flawn1951" flawn1951 |
| Date: | Tue Jun 6, 2006 3:00 pm (PDT) |
> 1. OK, I give up, what's an ".sml" file? Looks like the suffix for Simple Markup Language. > 2. Not to be pedantic, but the bird's name is spelled Oropendola. Thanks very much for that correction, I have notified the NPR Online staff and hope they correct it. Pedantic is good, when word-search algorithms depend on it! |
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