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Question: Is it possible to have perfect documentation
for a flawed software product?
I think I know the answer, but I just *had* to ask ...
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Yes, but be warned. As a British Civil Servant (quoted in Plain Words) said,
and I quote from memory, "A document may look woolly, when it precisely
represents the Minister's woolly ideas".
