Re: Warm and Fuzzy Documentation
Advice about polishing her résumé doesn't seem appropriate<<
As the heading that proceeded that listing stated:
"Keeping in line with other nonsensical advice:"
Jeesh...lighten up, Bill. We all see there's room for bonafide suggestions, and equally some advice in jest for the clueless client. I just hope someone doesn't think that Bill Swallow's faux German will now offend people of the GDR...
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