but the idea that you have is good
I think, to put your suspition of it in the comments field. Wish I had
thought of doing that myself.
Well, folks, this is about the most bizarre list I've ever been on. I've
read pensively and sometimes even with real concern, messages here wherein
many almost shrilly cry for higher quality. Then, when that quality is
achieved, others express suspicion that something is somehow illegal about
the submission.
In the case of Deborah Stein's submission, her tremendous ability as a
rather well-known author, assuming this is indeed the Deborah Stein from
the Chicago area, makes her a logical candidate for submitting a book
that's nearly perfect. After all, an author whose books have been
published by major publishing houses is going to understand the value of
well edited work.
I've no idea who did I Robot, but people, let's try celebrating the quality
rather than raising questions about the legality of the submission. And
better yet, let's be professional enough to contact the submitter directly
with concerns where possible rather than engaging in destructive
speculation on the list.
