Re: [OT?] A nice illustration of techwriting...how to tie a shoe ("Let me give you two trillion ways...")

[Lou Quillio <public -at- quillio -dot- com>]

David Neeley wrote:
> Here's a site that deals with *many* methods of tying your
> shoes--something which, frankly, I hadn't thought much about before.

Reminds me of David Siegel's 'Better Bow'

  http://www.dsiegel.com/tips/wonk10/bow.html

For those who don't remember, Siegel was an early Web guru
("Creating Killer Web Sites") -- an egotistical, vegan know-it-all
who cared mostly about pictures and barely at all for text.  He was
dead wrong about 65% of the time, but nobody dared speak it then.

But he did design the Tekton and Graphite typefaces ...

  http://www.dsiegel.com/type/type_home.html

... and retains a certain prestige.  Ask him.  He'll tell you.

LQ

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