[austechwriter] line wrapping

Please don't take this in a negative way.

Is anyone else receiving Christine's messages with an '=' at the end of every 
line, somewhere about 80 characters?  I'm not sure how the wrapping will work 
in this message, but have a look at the original message below.  
anot=<CRLF>her, cl=<CRLF>arify, increasi=<CRLF>ngly.....

Is this something that can be fixed somewhere?  My end, listserve middle, or 
Christine's end?

These messages are a bit difficult to read.

Regards

Geoff


Quoting KENT Christine <CKENT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> 
> Hello Peter et al
> 
>  I do not want to debate the rights and wrongs of one style of BA over anot=
> her, just to find resources for the group as I am defining them.  I will cl=
> arify this further below.
> 
> I work with major in-house software implementation where users are increasi=
> ngly becoming involved in the entire software developement lifecyle. They a=
> re; it is happening; it is not up for debate.
> 
> But how they work is still very loosely specified and very much up for grab=
> s.  Some places still have the business specification process mixed in with=
>  the functional and systems specification, but most I have worked on in rec=
> ent years have separated the two processes with business representatives wo=
> rking out what they want and THEN IT people working out how to deliver and =
> producing the functional/systems specs.  This is particularly the case when=
>  working on a project being managed by one of the big 5 (or is it 4 now?) w=
> ho always make a big thing of soliciting business specifications direct fro=
> m the business.
> 
> The BA is drawn from the business and writes (or co-writes) the business sp=
> ec from a business perspective. They tend to work independently from the de=
> velopers.  It is this role that is currently poorly understood, poorly spec=
> ified and for which the incumbents need training.  And it is this group for=
>  whom I am trying to find resources.  They are not systems analysts, do not=
>  want to be systems analysts, and will never be systems analysts.
> 
> So can anyone help me with these resources for these people?  Books, course=
> s, mailing lists, associations - you name it.
> 
> Christine
> 
> 
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