On 10/31/2012 3:52 PM, John R. Granholm wrote: > On Oct 31, 2012, at 10:36 AM, Ron Nossaman <rnossaman at cox.net > <mailto:rnossaman at cox.net>> wrote: > >> It's bad enough that you agree that your name will remain on any >> arbitrarily changed or distorted version of what you actually wrote, >> without a means of correction. I find that someone's editing of what I >> write rarely says what I wrote. > > Ron > > I'm the someone who has edited all your Journal material for the last 6 > years, Q&A, TTT, and your articles. > > You are correct -- what winds up in the Journal is seldom exactly what > any author wrote, word for word. However, I make every effort to > preserve your meaning and your voice, and when possible I send your > material back for you to check and approve before it goes to print. > > You always have the option to change or omit your Q&A comments if you > don't like the editing done on them, and I don't recall making > substantial changes to your technical articles. If I did, they were done > in an attempt to clarify your ideas and increase understanding for > Journal readers, which is my job. I may miss the mark at times, but I > can assure you there is no editorial intent to distort what you write, > which you seem to imply. > > John Sorry John, I didn't mean to include you. You've been the best I've experienced. Hear that everyone? My apologies. John's a really good one, and won't shoot you in the foot, or anywhere else. No, I didn't mean to imply that anything is intentionally distorted, just that we sign away our right to final approval, which you have always extended anyway, thank you. Can I post all this to the list? --------------------- He said okay. Ron N
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