It was years since I'd done this, and I'd forgotten everything about it but niq's article gets it all across nice and concise.
I know nothing, I'm not a fortune teller, and you'd be insane to think that I am. This disclaimer was cribbed from an email footer I once received. It is so ridiculous I had to have it for myself.
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