Howard, who seems to want me to mention his name :-), wrote

> Russell,
> (Rolls sleeves up, as this looks like a long-runner in the making... 
> :-)

Nolo contendere.

>> I previously wrote:  (Aside:  why do you never attribute quotes, 
>> Russell?)

I do if the identity of the writer seems especially pertinent to the 
thread. I hadn't noticed that it was the norm to do so, although a 
quick look at a few recent posts show that it is more common than I 
had realised, although by no means universal. Quite often when quotes 
are attributed they are mis-attributed. This is OK if you are 
lavishing praise (people tend not to complain) but can be a problem if 
doing otherwise :-)


        RM

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