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Wow! I'm really glad you took me to task on this. You
are right. I'm not lowly. None of us are! Technical
writers ROCK!!! I really don't think of myself or any
other TWs that way.
I was thinking more about the potential politics of
the situation when I wrote my response.
There's no system in place here like the PPs describe,
other than VSS. And thus, code belongs strictly to
developers and doc belongs to TWs. They don't want me
changing the code, and I don't want them changing the
doc.
> Please don't tell me that you don't do things
> because "something may
> go wrong".
Ok, I won't. But I will tell you that I try to pick my
battles. :)
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