Re: Starting over (long)

[arroxaneullman -at- aol -dot- com]

I totally agree with you John. I consider my writing (documentation or 
fiction) to be unfinished (despite publication) until the day I die. 
And maybe even not then!

Every couple of years my writing style changes. Even in just a few 
months, the things I've learned or read could make me question how I 
chose to represent an idea.

Sometimes, you can go back and change things for the better. 
Unfortunately, we can never go back and undo user errors and tech 
support.

;)
Arroxane

-----Original Message-----
John Posada <jposada01 -at- yahoo -dot- com> said:

Now...I'm not suggesting that you delete your system and start from
scratch. I do, however, now believe that everything you've ever
written needs to be reviewed periodically, and not just immediately
after it's been written. Give it a few months and then approach it
with a fresh mind.
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