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Trees Reviewed

By The Daily Dish
Jan 30 2008, 2:59 AM ET

Steven Frank goes where few critics have gone before:

A tree generally consists of a straight, vertical middle section (the "trunk") with several smaller sections ("branches") coming off of it. Sometimes the branches will have leaves or fruit, although it is extremely difficult to tell, without specific training in advance, which trees will offer these features and which won't. This is an area where user experience could be improved.

Hat tip: Chris Glass



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