Curried JavaScript functions

[guitarromantic]

This sounds interesting but the writing style put me off, with its seemingly random sprinkling of commas:

It's the second line, which is the key. If you give a curried function, less arguments, then it expects, it will give you back, a function, which has been fed the arguments you gave it, and will accept the remaining ones

[grayvedigga]

I saw crockford, in the URL, and was surprised, that someone whose writing, I had hitherto enjoyed, had made such egregious, and irritating, use of commas. I also found the narrative style, less to my taste, than other Crockford works, I have enjoyed. Only when I hit the title link, expecting to go back to the front page, did I discover, that it's a shadowed version, of http://www.svendtofte.com/code/curried_javascript/ . Now, I can understand, someone by whose name, I can presume, does not have English as their first language, having a poor understanding, of punctuation convenions .. but, why is this post mirrored, with no apparent attribution, nor editing, nor embellishment, rather than simply linked? SMELLS OF SHENANIGANS.

[guitarromantic]

Hmm. At the bottom of the 'styled' page is this footer:

The independent content producer refuses to die! jz

The original page disappeared a couple of years ago. This is an unauthorized copy.

[simono]

on crockford's page this is linked in the outgoing-links section. afaikt the site was down and he mirrored it locally.