Re: Keep it on technical communications-- we're pretty public already

[Peter Sturgeon <prsturgeon -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

I just used the following search string at groups.google.ca

"lose loose technical writing"

and ended up in this thread.

We have a problem: If we write sloppily, our errors are immediately
Googlable.

If we correct others, we're being ignorant.

If we don't correct others, we may BE ignorant.

Fun, isn't it?

(BTW, "entomology" had to be a troll.)

Is there a metaphysician in the house?

Peter Sturgeon


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