At 04:07 AM 4/29/2007, Todd Allen wrote:

I don't generally see such things as worth arguing over. If someone -really- wants a citation for that, or that the Earth's atmosphere is mainly nitrogen and oxygen, or that Einstein was a physicist, you can find one in thirty seconds. If something is really as obvious as you think it is, citation is trivially easy.

The problem is that you can find a citation for the opposite in 30 seconds, too.

The goal should not be to have lots of citations, but good ones.

Chris