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[Peter Mattingly]

Again, I truly did not mean to "snark" (is that a verb now?), I just "wrote
angry"; Not necessarily about the subject at hand, if that makes any sense.

>_>


I do write well, I've worked very hard to become so.  So I would like to
contribute one of my stronger skills (writing) while working on
understanding ReportLab (a weaker skill).  In fact I believe it would be
conducive to the process of learning about ReportLab, as I would have to
gain a thorough knowledge of various topics in order to write knowledgeably
about them.

On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 4:24 AM, Roberto Alsina
<ralsina at netmanagers.com.ar>wrote:


> On Saturday 18 October 2008 01:43:43 Peter Mattingly wrote:

> > I would like to see the documentation submission process streamlined in

> > some fashion, I believe that writing programmatic constructs is too much

> to

> > ask for simple changes in language.  Though I do see the point for

> > examples, teaching code, etc.

> >

> > I mention Wiki's because I believe they would be a good solution to the

> > problem of making the documentation more community oriented and would

> lower

> > the bar for submissions.  I certainly did not mean to imply anything

> > negative by offering my opinion on wiki's!

> >

> > I think that point of Roberto's was pretty bizzarre, but I wanted to

> cover

> > it anyway in case anyone got the wrong idea.

>

> You are right. Rereading your original post, the part about wikis is

> perhaps

> the more reasonable one. I was just tired of eating snarkiness for 50

> paragraphs and let that colour my perception.

>

> As you said: "Nerd's aren't good at writing, in general.  Me being the

> exception."

>

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> Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are,

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