On 23-Jul-07, at 5:47 AM, patrick wrote:
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>> But seriously. The *first time* you see junk in the repo, you start
>> educating your users. If they're not educable, perhaps they're not
>> competent to be doing what they're apparently doing.
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> i prefer having airbags in cars.
> telling the people to drive carefully so no accidents will happen or
> otherwise not drive at all just does not seem to be an adequate
> solution :-]
That makes no sense.
Two things we know:
1. Mistakes happen.
2. Mistakes happen less with education.
I don't see any analogy between 'obliterate' and airbags.
--Toby
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