Re: Username or user name (generalized)

[John Posada <jposada01 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Email is good for this. Ask the question about each error in an email
and keep the thread. At any time, you can bring other "interested"
parties into the discussion.

> > Document what's there and make the group justify in 
> > writing that they are making him change what he 
> > wrote every time they point out his "error".
> 
> If someone can *make* you change things against your better
> judgment, you probably can't *make* them justify their decisions 
> in writing. But you *can* document the event yourself, for 
> future reference, including their verbal justification (if they
> agree to give any).


John Posada
Senior Technical Writer

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