On Fri, 18 Oct 2002, Slawomir Paliwoda wrote:
> That's one possibility. The other is you might gradually replace the
> substrate the pattern is made of with the its functional equivalents.
> No migration.
1) No two things can occupy the same place. You're removing one thing, and
putting another in its place. Lather, rinse, repeat.
2) You'd be really hard pressed to substitute a machine of meat with a
machine-phase device which is functionally equivalent, and fits into
the same volume.
> I wouldn't let religion hijack all the best words.
Well, they were there first, and they own most places between people's
ears.
> If FAQ does not fall under this criteria, which WTA document does in
> your estimation?
At the very least, getting a few pages even in a lifestyle rag such as
Tired, sorry, Wired. A more mainstream magazine, a newspaper, a book.
I don't think you have to design all current WTA publications with dead
tree in mind, and all its limitations. I would generate Adobe Acrobat PDF
format files from the same text base, though. These offer hyperlinks,
which of course won't work on dead tree. It's a good tradeoff.
Received on Fri Oct 18 03:55:03 2002
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