[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.02.23 12:18:02
>On Wednesday, February 23, "Noel L Yap" wrote:
>>
>> Perhaps generally. In our case, though, we have some extremely bright people
>> whose background does not include CM (they do, however, include computational
>> finance (ie business-related stuff)). All they have to do is use the tool
the
>> way an admin (ie policy-maker) says it should be used. Your comment is akin
>> to saying that, to fill up a gas tank, one needs to know the internals of the
>> combustion engine.
>
>Nope, I'm saying that to fill their gas tank, they need to know how to open
>the tank, and control the pump and nozzle. Unless of course, they are at a
>full service station, and have a gas-jokey doing the work...
Opening the tank and controlling the pump and nozzle are analogous to using CVS
commands. They are not similar to having to set default settings. The admin
should be the one to do this. Perhaps a better analogy would be if the driver
had to adjust (ie configure) his tank upon getting a new car so as to be
prevented from filling up with diesel (assuming, of course, they shouldn't use
diesel).
Noel
