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Subject: Re: [9fans] increase visibility of "Help" paper?
From: Kenji Okamoto <okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp>
Date: Wed, 30 Mar 2005 10:33:03 +0900
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> 3. To me, personally, the "Help" paper is just "more fun" than the
> Acme paper.  What do you think?

While I was out of town Rob already replied this by himself, so I have
little thing to say here.

However, in general, when someone writes a paper s/he must have
concentrated her/himself to that paper deeply.   It means usually a
reader can get only one of ten of the writer's thought.   Therefore, if
someone wants to add something to that paper s/he should have
discussion with the original author about it, and should get agreement
each other, I believe.   This is just from my experience of my professional
work.

In the "internet" world, I see so many things which break above rule...

Kenji