Re: [SPAM] Re: "Know thy audience"; was: RE: What is "well Written"?

[Ned Bedinger <doc -at- edwordsmith -dot- com>]

John Posada wrote:
>>> A craftman produces based on skill, process, training, 
>>> and must be able to replicate the same level of skill 
>>> every time.
>>>       
>
>   
>> If artists recreated the same inspired piece over and over again, I
>> guess they'd become craftsmen. But when did they stop being
>>     
>
> How did you make that leap, from being able to replicate the same
> level of skill, to producing the same piece over and over? 

I assumed s/he would be able to do the same piece again with the same 
level of skill.  Artists, like craftsmen, use training, skill,  and 
process, so why not?

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