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What? (Score:1)

by jdporter (36)

written by ... I
You're an author?
- Re:What? (Score:1)
  
  by kwilliams (1467)
  
  Perhaps this is a good opportunity to thank O'Reilly for their editing help in this book. I now understand as an insider why their books get to be so good - they provided lots of help for us when we needed it (for instance, in order to bring the book closer to the Safire Standard), and generally stayed out of the way when we didn't.
  
  Anyway, we hope the book will be judged primarily on its core content, and we have a forum for receiving user feedback. There are bound to be errors more substantive than this
  - Re:What? (Score:1)
    
    by mshiltonj (1055) on 2002.10.23 14:05 (#14158) Journal
    
    What is the Safire Standard? Google was of suprisingly no help in this case.
    
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      by jdporter (36)
      
      That would probably be a reference to the so-called "Saffire's Rules for Writers"; Here's one of many places you can find it on the web. [gla.ac.uk]

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