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I agree that Andrew is a bit controversial - but f you have a problem with
him posts, then delete them or complain to the moderator ... or both. These
attacks on his character are highly unprofessional!
Bruce
Bill Swallow wrote:
> Can we focus on topics and not those posting them, please? If you have
> proof to counter what he posts, by all means, do post it. But if you
> just don't like reading his diatribes, then don't read them. You can
> delete the messages, or set up a rule to filter them out. Posting
> messages like the rant I decided to omit from this message does nothing
> at all to aid the technical writing community.
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