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I'm biasing this search based on how I've seen some other W3C specs are done (on GitHub, for "ease of use" and in mailing lists). The subject field could be used for what it's actually defined for instead of overloading it (could even be made more semantic to allow for more flexible filtering).

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Lol, feel like I got nerdsniped. I need to move to using my site to do more things, there's quite a bit I can't do right now.

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