RE: Baiting for the single source rant (getting long)

["Douglas S. Bailey (AL)" <dbailey -at- commandalkon -dot- com>]

> I can always tell when a manual has been single-sourced,

Except when you can't tell the difference.  I'm the same way with
lesbians...I can always tell if a woman is one, except for those women who
don't fit the stereotype (short hair, pants, masculine traits and
preferences, etc.)

You can tell a document has been single-sourced only if it was poorly done.
A properly single-sourced document will be indistinguishable from "standard"
documents.  And there goes your arguement, out the window.

--Doug


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