"Hmmm, guess we should really start to read those "I agree" thingies ...."

I'm pretty sure that if you would read all the "I agree" thingies of applications you install, you would freak out very often with what you actually agree.
Did you already have problems with some application you installed (and so agreed with all the blablabla)?

I also like the fact that it can be used 'fluently'. I prefer this approach then XmlTextwriter, but indeed, probably not that good performing. But then again, who cares about performance these days, right? :)

It's insane what's possible!

I was googling a bit. Do you know the 'FlagsAttribute' that you can put on top of an enum defenition?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.flagsattribute.aspx

Didn't monorail borrow stuff from ruby on rails? Oops, now I borrowed this sentence from Kevin Isom.

I'm a prototype user. This is the first time I was reading things about jQuery. I thought I might have a deeper look in it. I checked out the main jquery site, was reading some documentation. Then I googled for some prototype vs jquery. I found some interesting things...

http://encytemedia.com/blog/articles/2006/08/23/jquery-mis-leading-the-pack
http://ajaxian.com/archives/benchmark-prototype-and-jquery

Each has it's pro's and con's... as everything. I'll stick to the prototype / scriptaculous combination.

There's already a third release: http://jason.diamond.name/weblog/2007/06/07/jacl-release-3