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Subject: README.UPDATE_5_3
From: rasmus@lerdorf.com (Rasmus Lerdorf)

In the 5.2 release we have a very nice README.UPDATE_5_2 file that
explains the changes in 5.2.  Could we get a volunteer to do the same
for 5.3 now that we are close to getting 5.3 out the door?

I guess I could do it, but I am hoping someone already has most of it
done and just hasn't committed it yet.

-Rasmus