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Scott Herron noted:
> ". . . SSI has acquired considerable knowledge and experience on
> the subject of knowledge transfer, much of it false. . . "
>Sorry, I couldn't let that one lie.
How courageous of you, Scott, to have read through enough of that
dreck to find a jewel. The words "Legend in his own mind" would be
a good way of describing Bonney's home and corporate pages.
Helpful person that I am, I had originally thought to set the man
straight on his outdated information, but I figured a) it wouldn't
be possible, and b) it would be an unproductive expenditure of
my time. I decided to clean the litter box instead.
Beth Agnew
Senior Technical Writer, InSystems Technologies Inc. mailto:bagnew -at- insystems -dot- com Tel: (905) 513-1400 ext. 280
Fax: (905) 513-1419
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