On 10/16/06, Phil Sandifer <Snowspinner(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Oct 16, 2006, at 6:12 PM, jayjg wrote:
People keep claiming that it's hard to source "obvious facts";
however, in practice that's almost never the case. Obvious facts are
generally extremely easy to source.
A better and more important issue is that it's a waste of time to
source obvious facts.
Not really. Once they're sourced, they're sourced forever, and
inserting spurious fact templates gets more difficult. And every once
in a while, you discover that what you thought was an "obvious fact"
was slightly different from what you imagined, or more complex than at
first glance, or even completely untrue.
Jay.