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I think that was Jed...or one of his influences, not sure. :D.

Fun, ain't it :D.

We love you, Jed. Steer as clean a course as you can manage, there's always rip currents that mess us up.

Nasty atheist :?

Again, I think he means the anchor point for the speedline should be as high in the tree the limbs are being removed from as possible. Then, the groundie slacks the speedline to allow the climber to hook up the slings, then tensions it as much as possible before the climber cuts and releases...

Further up the stem, above the limbs you want to speed out, I think is what Stephen means. Works a treat with the tension control the MA affords the groundie, down on the bottom end.