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Jesus Angeles wrote: (btw I saw a lot of you acknowledged by Scott there).
I'd like to thank Bert Bates, William Brogden, Ernest Friedman-Hill, Andrew Monkhouse, Ilja Preuss, Pramod Sadalage, and Henry Wong for their input into helping me improve this article.
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Bert Bates wrote:
Also, I know from personal experience that ranchers make really great technical reviewers, and for sure it's a good thing to get reviewers involved early and often.
Bert
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Bert Bates wrote:
Of course grammar has to be on the list, but I'd put it much further down on the list than might be intuitive.
Ernest Friedman-Hill wrote:Them editor folks kin help you out with stringin' together high-falutin' words, too.
Do I detect hackles? No need.James Clark wrote:Nothing is more annoying that technical material written in "sloppy", but correct grammar and style, in my opinion.
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Bear Bibeault wrote:Zombies ahead! They're after your brains! Run!!!
Bert wrote:that is the type of errant pedantry up with which I will not put
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Bert Bates wrote:arrant?
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