I agree. Also, the code examples were very poor in making any point. Coming from somebody with a functional background but with no Erlang experience, the Erlan

I agree. Also, the code examples were very poor in making any point. Coming from somebody with a functional background but with no Erlang experience, the Erlang was trivially clear to me in its purpose. The Haskell would be much clearer if it wasn't missing a type signature.