Added by Geoff Sauer on Apr 28, 2008.
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In the continuing absence of maturity in the software world, it’s the documentation that has to treat the tool-user with respect. Which is a further argument against Knuth’s Literate Programming. Since it’s all too common to see software toolmakers treat tool-users with short shrift, it’s a useful caution to have the ’software is written in one corner and documented in another’.
 
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