Nahim Nasser

Good catch on the nomenclature ---

A recursive removal will clear up any .pyc files in subdirectories.

great work

Sorry --- just to be more clear:
@include is way to use a mixin inside a selector. What I was referring to was Compass's CSS3 mixins. Compass provides some commonly used mixins for you to use, such as pre-defined vendor prefixes on common elements like border-radius, background, etc.

For more info on mixins in sass, take a look here: http://sass-lang.com/tutorial.html

And for more info on compass's mixins, take a look here:
http://compass-style.org/reference/compass/css3/

Hopefully I didn't cause too much confusion.

Cheers

Nice plugin --- you should also take a look at using scss with compass's css3 mixins. You can achieve the same result by using something like "@include background-image(linear-gradient(white, #ebebeb));" and it will compile with all of the vendor specific properties