Dragaera

OSC on the virtues of writer's block

Chris Olson - SunPS Chrisf.Olson at Sun.COM
Thu Dec 4 16:04:47 PST 2003

rone wrote:
> Tradition is only useful if a) we understand its genesis, and b) the
> context in which it originated is still pertinent.  Otherwise, it's
> just doing things "because we've always done it this way."

Seconded.  Heck, I'll get my Evil Twin the third it.

Christmas, as a tradition, springs instantly to mind, but
there are many others.

Heck, I can't be the only one on this list who's ever thought
"That's a stupid tradition!".

Chris

"He is a lover of his country who rebukes and does
not excuse its sins." - Frederick Douglass