Re: When to use the word "curate?"

[Ken Stitzel <kstitzel -at- symplified -dot- com>]

All I can say, as both a senior tech writer and the spouse of a former
museum curator, is that if anybody sent me a resume that used "curate" as a
verb in any context unrelated to museums or science, it would immediately
go into the Highly Suspect category.

...Except that I can also say that this thread has also had the most
impressive display of failures to trim unnecessary inclusions of previous
messages that I have seen in a long time!

Ken, curmudgeon hat firmly in place
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