> > You cant fix a problem that is intrinsic to the design method you suggest. > A > > 'path' might go from say interpretive to literal and back to poetic texts > to > > suit some fool's idea of a good thing. It is easy to do anyway, but dont > > make it any easier please. To put texts together like that and call it a > > version, is to make crossing interpretive traditions on a whim credible. > It > > is not credible. If you are going to be literalist, then stick to > > literalist, poetic, stick to poetry, and so on. Each style has problems as > > you should know, so it is enough to limit the problems to one choosen > style. > > Who said anything about mixing styles? The main point is choosing styles. > So what are sliders for? I am confused. How do multiple paths work?
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