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Created on Nov 19, 2009

This visualization demonstrates a multi-select input interface where users can add and remove tags or text values using commas or spaces as separators. The code shows how the component dynamically renders resizable text boxes and styled "bit" elements within a list, with keyboard navigation and delete/backspace handling for managing selections. Built on the Prototype.js and Script.aculo.us libraries, it uses classes like `TextboxList` and `ResizableTextbox` to manage input focus, resize behavior, and form value updates based on the current set of selected items.

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