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Thanks for the lively debate on Techwr-L. Your last post on
the subject was very cordial and a real breath of fresh air
on the list. Since we are the only
two now participating, I thought I would drop you a private line
and let you know that I think we both brought up some good points.
Before Eric starts getting on us about "Take it off line..." I
just thought it would be a good time to let it go. Maybe we
are actually both right, if you look at the subject from the
broad perspective of "what might work well for one batch of
content may not work so well for another." I look forward
to your future posts.
Dave
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