Roger Hui wrote: |The wrong symbol for floor was in the original paper |and is noted in the Errata section.
Errata/Corrigenda sections were obviously necessary in print publications because you can't change the printed page, but, for pete's sake, we're now in an online world, and distributable documents should have the correct versions within them. Why promulgate errors?? There's enough of that on the Internet already! For repristinators who want to recreate the original error-filled document for themselves, reverse the print-world process and have an "Errors Corrected" section (containing the print errors) at the end. (Editions of old music do this all the time: misprints, etc., are noted in footnotes or in a separate section, while the corrected performing edition is the main content.) If deemed necessary, insert a preliminary note indicating that errors have been corrected in this document and that they have been noted at the end (or in footnotes or whatever). Harvey ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
