On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 23:49:01 -0500, Johne Cook <johne.cook at gmail.com> wrote: >> From the latest Brust blog post: > "Now I need to get to work; I have three days to turn my notes on Dzur > revisions into text (and some of my notes say things like, "Fix this," > so it could be entertaining)." > > I had to laugh. I do this all the time in my day job tech writing. > My variant is usually something like "Insert link here" or "This > paragraph should be better but I've got nothin'." It helps that I > bold and italicize such sections so they stand out. I personally use a "//TODO:" tag when I'm leaving part of my program code incomplete or otherwise ugly. //TODO: add another paragraph here, not enough useless text in this email yet It's relatively easy to do a global search for that string, as I know it's not going to show in up significant number anywhere other than places I need to fix. -- Everything works in Theory. I need to learn how to program in Theory.