RE: A wonderful new world

["Erica Sullivan" <docudiva -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

Wow!  Some of you people really are jaded.  I admit I'm asking for a utopian 
ideal.  But the fact of the matter is that I have an opportunity here.  I 
can ASK FOR almost anything I want.  Do I KNOW I won't get it?  Of course I 
do.  I'm old (um, experienced) enough to know that reality will kick in 
eventually.  And experienced enough to see past the cynicism that runs 
rampent here sometimes.  So, though I know you're having fun with 
unrealistic "processes", what do you say we come up with a wish list?  So, I 
return to my original question.  If you were creating a Documentation 
Department Process/Procedure Guide, what would you want in it?  Oh, and I'm 
NOT asking you to do my job for me.  I know what I'm including.  I just want 
to hear ideas that might include things I hadn't thought of. (or should that 
be things of which I have not thought?)

Erica



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