Re: Stereotyping software writers (WAS Re(4): Slow Tech Writers)

[eric -dot- dunn -at- ca -dot- transport -dot- bombardier -dot- com]

A correction:
<<But if you compare identical products, with identical requirements, you can
still have comparatively slow and fast writers. This is a point that others have
made and a point that has been ignored in responses till now.>>

Thinking about it, this was the point of the original posts and the original
question before the thread was turned into poor generalization that slow equals
good and some industries are better or more important than others clap trap.

Eric L. Dunn







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