/wait n and <wait n>

[Kikosho]

He would put it in the same line instead of using another line for the wait.

/ac "Sacred Prism" <me>
/wait 1
/ac "Regen" <t>

would become:
/ac "Sacred Prism" <me> <wait 1>
/ac "Regen" <t>

or something like that.

[Enfarious]

He would put it in the same line instead of using another line for the wait.

/ac "Sacred Prism" <me>
/wait 1
/ac "Regen" <t>

would become:
/ac "Sacred Prism" <me> <wait 1>
/ac "Regen" <t>

or something like that.

That exactly. While it seems rather pointless in a smallish, 3~6 lines, macro where losing a few lines doesn't mean a whole lot, if your sitting @9 lines and things are stepping on eachother as a result of latency and what have you. that freeish <wait 1>, instead of a line lost to /wait 1, can be the difference between a failed macro that gets spread across 2 to make it work, and a functional single macro.