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But I'd like to commend everyone's eco-friendly good sense in letting
this crop of permalancer-spawned topics grow in spite of the weeding
needs. The subject, btw, was something like "Exploratory: Managing for
modularity cum Gen-X tech writer commentary."
Kind regards,
Ned Bedinger
doc -at- edwordsmith -dot- com
Karen L. Zorn wrote:
> Can we drop this topic? It has wandered far from the original poster's theme
> and is now sounding like the political "debates."
>
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