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Posted by John Dunlop on 08/04/06 08:09
Andrew DeFaria:
> [John Dunlop:]
>
> Anything that is more easily comprehended then something that is less
> easily comprehended is, by definition, better written.
i don't quite follow. if well-writtenness is directly proportional to
ease of comprehension, why does the concept of well-writtenness exist?
are there no other factors involved?
> > (btw, i gather from your tone - from the text i snipped - you think
> > i'm arguing against case-sensitivity. i am not. neither am i arguing
> > for it. just sitting on the fence, eating cheese, playing devil's
> > advocate for both sides.)
>
> Ah, I see. So you just like to argue. Got it.
i'm afraid i might have to bow out of this subthread due to illness and
fatigue. i'm sick and tired of you putting words in my mouth.
--
Jock
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