James Allan
Thanks for dumbing it down for me, nyuk nyuk nyuk nyuk :$ Okay, here is my point, there are all sorts of theories out there. And they may very well be great. I hear talk of praecipes, motions, liening, petitions and on and on, but I see no practical examples of them or first hand illustrations of their success (or failure). A great theory absent the details on how to execute it and give it effect is about as useful as a fighter jet without a pilot - all it does is make a good conversation piece and uselessly takes up space. Common sense should dictate that the proof is in the pudding.