Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
> If there is a problem than this: you don't just take the advice, you
> claim that the advice is *unsuitable* to your problem, which it is not.
Johannes, who are you to judge the suitability of any particular tool to
*my problem*. Part of that problem is me, my work habits, my perceptions and
desires and value judgements of different systems. How can you honestly say
that I am wrong in my work habits, in my perceptions, desires and value
judgements? That's the problem. I have not said that LaTeX is unsuitable for
the problem. I have said it is not suitable for *me*. Only *I* can judge
that, not you or any one else.
> You are perfectly free to ignore advice that you personally don't want
> to use, but instead you constantly claim that the advice is wrong.
Not universally, no.
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