Re: [xsl] Need some Advice

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Yea. its the same person.

On Fri, Feb 4, 2022 at 10:51 AM Kevin Brown
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> I would watch out as to who wrote the original code, maybe it is the very
same person telling you that you are wrong.
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> That said, it isnbt worth doing it if it is going to be wrong.
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> Kevin Brown
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> It reminds me of a recent sports situation in the US. An NFL team owner
allegedly offered the head coach $100,000 for every game that would lose so
they would get a better position in the following yearbs player draft. The
coach refused because losing on purpose is not consistent with his values. The
coach was subsequently fired. I personally wouldnbt be comfortable writing
shoddy XSLT code and would quit. Sooner or later, someone else is going to see
the code and your name will be associated with it.
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> Rick Quatro
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