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Monday August 26, 2002
10:39 PM
Who's Who?
In the latest Who's Who book, they used four times more to describe Hillary Clinton's accomplishments than they did for Bill Clinton's. Heh.
Who's Who seems pretty stupid to me though. If you are really someone "important," you don't need to be in the book; if you aren't someone "important," then you don't deserve to be in the book. In theory, anyway. In reality, anyone who gives them money to have an entry published is "important."
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because that's exactly how much difference there is. :-)
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But they use perl :-) (Score:1)
I'd just like to point out that the online edition [worldwhoswho.com] that's just been released uses mason and mod_perl to run.
So it can't be all bad. :-)
-Dom
But who wrote it...? (Score:1)
Interesting trivia ++:-)
Do you know who wrote this entries? I have no idea about the American way of doing importance business, but at least in some European who's whos the entry is basically written by the submitter, and the submitter usually is the (semi)important person itself. Maybe different in the case of Presidents, Kings and other doubtless important people.
Re:But who wrote it...? (Score:1)