Well, now we all know we disagree, seemingly about the whole matter, who said what and why. Like I said Ron. I am going to drop the subject matter. For the record... I called nobody "narrow minded dinasaurs" You read into others words exactly what you wish to Ron. Your words below however are a bit more direct me thinks. You wanna continue any of this do it off list. Ron Nossaman wrote: > > > > I gotta admit I see a lot of parallels between how present day techs react to > > this idea of multipartial displays and how yesteryears techs reacted to ETD's > > in general... > > Here's my reaction. Your idea would be better served by attempting to answer a > few of the questions of practical concern I asked you before you conclude that > you are ahead of your time and we narrow minded dinosaurs are just being > resistant to new ideas. It's easy enough to sit in a chair and dream of > wonderful and magical things, and easier yet to wave away the technical and > organizational considerations necessary to produce those things when someone > else is expected to actually make them happen. I know all about it. My own wish > list is considerably longer and less practical than my personal reality will > allow. > > > > > I think I will drop this for now tho... I am sure I would get argumentative > > again if I didn't... :) Still I started out with the position that I thought > > there was some strange resistance among ETD authors towards multipartial > > displays... and this last exchange simply reinforces that standpoint. > > -- > > Richard Brekne > > From what I've read, it has never gotten to be argumentative. I saw some > pertinent information go by, and some practical concerns (in some detail) > voiced by other techs. What I haven't seen is an attempt to resolve some of > these concerns. That's the only strange resistance to ideas I've found here. > > Which ETD authors have posted with this strange resistance to multi partial > displays? I don't seem to have received those posts and would like to read > their thoughts for myself. > > Ron N -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no
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