Re: yes, no, n/a

Oh. I figured mostly meant no, but then provided some idea of how far away
you might be. I'll re-check my comments and try to make it clear. (this is
the problem with a table - I built all my data in one, which I can publish if
poeple are interested.

Charles McCN

On Wed, 25 Aug 1999 thatch@us.ibm.com wrote:

  
  
  For group members to understand the difficulties encountered by outsiders trying
  to determine compliance, please evaluate with "yes , no, n/a." Of course
  comments are good! Answers like "mostly" just not don't fly. If you want to
  write ? you know there is a problem with the checkpoint. "Not being a developer"
  is not relevant, because non-developers of products will be trying to make these
  evaluations.
  
  Jim Thatcher
  IBM Special Needs Systems
  www.ibm.com/sns
  thatch@us.ibm.com
  (512)838-0432
  
  

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