> Ah, pissing contest. OK, I have been building TeX since 1989, > when we used to buy tapes and compile TeX on a dozen Unix systems at > the university. This was before TeTeX, before Debian, and even Before > Linux. So, I have 14 years of experience with TeX -- how much more do > I need to have to reach the exalted levels of experience you have > with the system?
There is a reason that more enlightened business do not run a LIFO policy when making redundancies these days. This is because length of service is not a measure of how good an employee is. There will always be smart people who after a short length of time exceed the performance of there more experienced colleagues. Matt.
