Re: [xsl] Opinions, please. Keep entire archive or toss old?

[Robert Koberg <rob@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I am curious who would like to sweep away the historical record. Seems 
kinda funny. Are they in a position to affect other things? It might be 
good to know.

best,
-Rob


JBryant@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I would advocate keeping the old entries.
>
> To the extent that people search the archives, those older messages are 
> still relevant and still helping people learn. I know I've found answers 
> to questions in old (pre-2000) messages.
>
> As for being embarrassed by stupid questions, I certainly feel that way 
> from time to time, but that's part of life. Learning is a process, and 
> part of that process is asking stupid questions so that we can then learn 
> to ask better questions (and today's better question may become tomorrow's 
> stupid question, as one's mastery grows). Personally, I value the courage 
> to ask more than I value being right.
>
> FWIW
>
> Jay Bryant
> Bryant Communication Services
> (presently consulting at Synergistic Solution Technologies)