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They take the names in the author slots seriously. Think of it as the high side of the long tail and look up "vanara". As I said, after a month of digging through papers on pragmatics and business intelligence, this is the subjective approach: reality is what you say it is if enough people agree. Subjective systems provide for multiple points of view over the same information. Objective systems provide for information plus operations so really, one point of view. As you know, a subjective system is Heisenbergian: information is in superposition until measured and measurement is a means of objectification. So what you see is data moved in superposition (in a range from delimited to XML, for example), received, then objectified. Information is transported subjective;y (least power, least authority) and objectified for local processing. As a writer on Grice's Maxims titled his article: "Do The Right Thing". Gotta go to a meeting now and try with all my might to remain objective. ;-) len From: Richard Salz [mailto:rsalz@u...] I find it hard to believe that folks take this serious. Perhaps they can also resolve the which editor is best, now that we've been told how to choose a programing language. Perhaps we'll see a PhD thesis on this soon. The rule, principal, commandment, whatever, is really very simple: choose the right one.
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