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Lane Pasut wrote:
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> Unfortunately, it is none of your business. I wish it were different, but
> unless you can get management to buy into your way of thinking, it will be
> seen as a waste of your time and others'. My tack would be to get management
> buy in, by showing/proving/arguing the difference it would make. Then it
> becomes your job to edit/proof. Provided, of course, you have time. In which
> case, you're lucky!
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