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Subject: 1-1 threading -- it seems to me...
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Well, the RE seems to be firmly behind a production-level 1:1 threading 
implementation for 5.x, and leaving M:N development to 6.x, to be merged 
when and if things look promising.

Jeff has developed a 1:1 threading which avoids using much of existing 
KSE API.

KSE people would prefer to see a solution with much more integration.

Gentlemen, it seems to me this is a classic case of coding speaking 
louder than words.

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