Re: Bulleted lists... Is there a limit?

[Dan BRINEGAR <vr2link -at- VR2LINK -dot- COM>]

Hey, Di, Considering the arguments about other things "everybody knows"
lately. I'll throw in my $.02 despite the lateness...

Seven, plus-or-minus 2 for paper

Five, plus-or-minus 2 for online

It works Everywhere!!!!

It's Chunking!!!!

It works for everything!

<quick-cut, comic-book-angled, bill-nye-type-swinging-my-arms-around>

Now if you'll excuse me, I've got some cognitive pre-suppositions and
retention estimates to work on...

>
>Date:    Fri, 25 Jul 1997 12:36:39 EST
>From:    DWeber <dweber -at- HARRIS -dot- COM>
>Subject: Bulleted lists... Is there a limit?
>
>     What is the maximum amount of items acceptable in a bulleted list? Is
>     there a definite answer?  My interviewer thought so.
>
>
>     Di

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