M. David Peterson wrote:



I am at such a loss at to how this doesn't have to do with XSLT. 
Maybe you had a hard time following that thread and didn't realize

that by propogating bad documentation external to XSL-List will cause

more work and frustration for the list members as those in whom have

learned bad habits from bad documentation are left frustrated and

either turn to the list for help or walk away from XSLT all together. 
To provide a facility in which encourages the development of not only

coding skills but technical writing skills as well fits right on in

and snuggles on up to the purpose of this list.  Better writers means

better documentation which means advancing the profession.  Which part

of that is stretching it?

 



In the nicest way possible, all I am saying is that 'writing' is a 
general skill, and as much I appreciate your desire to assist....it is 
so general a topic IMHO doesnt have its place here. Its akin to saying 
'I will  help you start your car', or 'let me mow your 
lawn'....helpful.....alright being silly now (first cup of tea and all).



in private email and I'll be sure to set you straight.

 



lets leave it to the next conference; I will buy the first round of pints.



cheers, Jim Fuller