Kurt Rose

(will just make a list here as I run across and then can circle back and fix later)

  this is a bit tricky -- I think the behavior of dict is a little under-specified currently each key in the target dict is matched against each key...

 oh yea, `\` takes precedence over `+` when formatting the tree; something we can think about if we want it to go the other way

 would be nice if this was smart enough to combine the errors kind of like how it will at the bottom

 not sure if the verbiage about "initially data was limited" is needed -- I think all the new exception stuff + branches is coming out at the same time

``` Line 18: We see an “X” indicating our first exception, causing the failure of this branch. ``` minor thing, `X` means the end of a branch, not an exception...

would be good if `A` and `Assign` docs referred to each other

 dang we really need to explain more how scope works -- from this it could be just a global dictionary we need to explain about how nesting works, children...

 but Fill mode isn't documented... whoopsie I guess that was a known gap

``` glom’s Match specifier type enables a new mode of glom usage: pattern matching. In particular, this mode has been designed for nested data validation. ``` we use the word...