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> Plus, if something went wrong, the lowly doc person
You're only "lowly" if that's what you believe. Personally, I
consider myself equal to the developers...and guess what...most of
them do too, and one, infact, has said out-loud that he's in awe of
what I do.
The ones that don't...they also feel that some of their fellow
developers aren't their equal, so I don't take it personal.
Please don't tell me that you don't do things because "something may
go wrong". I expect that some things will go wrong in almost
anything I try. I also take precautions to minimize the damage.
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