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    h2. But I Already Use Haml / Erubis / Builder and They're Great.
  
    Repeat after me: Tater is _not_ Haml. 
    
    * Tater is _not_ Haml.
    * Tater is _not_ Haml.
    * Tater is _not_ Haml.
    
    *Tater* is not a templating engine. It's completely engine-agnostic. In fact, you can use Haml,
    Erubis, Builder, Textile, and any other engine you want and still get the benefit of Tater's 
    _actual_ features. Again, Tater doesn't care about what you're actually displaying in your templates,
    just how they're ordered. You can sit a Haml file right next to an ERB file and a Builder file. Tater
    doesn't know, or care, that you've done this.