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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ afraid to try exotic ones in real projects, expecially
 because most customers are already scared off enough when
 they see Perl code :-)
 
-=== General Purpose Programming Languages ===
+=== General-purpose ===
 
  * '''C++''' - I know the ISO/IEC C++ 98 standard extensively, including
  most of the recent TR1 additions.  I also know several C++
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ they see Perl code :-)
 Others you don't know or care about: Pascal, Visual''''''Basic.
 
 
-=== Dynamic Languages ===
+=== Dynamic/Agile ===
 
  * '''Perl''' - I'm quite proficient in Perl, but use it mostly
  for one-liners and small utilities for my SystemAdministratorRole.
@@ -59,12 +59,10 @@ Others you don't know or care about: Pascal, Visual''''''Basic.
  As part of my ManagementRole, I've also supervised two
  additional PHP projects developed at DevelerCompany. 
 
- * '''Python''': I know Python just a little.  The PikiPlus engine
- that serves these pages is an example of my Python programming
- skill (but note that MartinPool deserves credit for the initial
- version).
+ * '''Python''': I know Python just a little.  See my
+ PikiPlus changes for an example of my limited Python skills.
 
- * '''Javascript''': Only superficial knowledge.
+ * '''Javascript'''/'''ECMAscript''': Only superficial knowledge.
 
 === Scripting Languages ===
 
@@ -82,12 +80,14 @@ Others you don't know or care about: Pascal, Visual''''''Basic.
 
 === Not Properly Languages ====
 
+ * '''regex''': Extended and Perl-compatible regular expressions.
+
  * '''HTML''': Extensive knowledge of the W3C standards (HTML 4.01
  and XHTML 1.1).
 
  * '''CSS''': Incomplete knowledge of the W3C standard (CSS1 & CSS2).
 
- * '''LaTeX''': Superficial knowledge (can write documents, not create macros etc.)
+ * '''LaTeX''': Only superficial knowledge (I cannot create macros, etc.)
 
  * '''make''': I can do wizardry with GNU Make macros, etc.