Re: How to become an author - the easy way

[90taobri@wave.scar.utoronto.ca (TAO BRIAN T)]

In article <1993Jun16.154132.5251@ifi.unizh.ch>, gudat henrik writes...
> 
> To Steve Weyhrich
>  
> I recently had the pleasure to read two of your articles in a German
> newsletter, the "Apple Bytes".
>  
> May I suggest you, Steve, that you give proper credit to the "real"
> author next time. It took me more than one hour to write this piece,
> and I guess you didn't waste much more than fifteen minutes to import
> it into AppleWorks GS (c).

    These things happen, Henrik... we get the Ramstein newsletter too,
so I'll keep you in mind when I read that article at our Hardware SIG
next Sunday.  ;-)  One of our member had his TWGS article reprinted by a
Florida group who received from a Virginia group (NOVAPPLE?) and somehow
his name was lost in the process.  Most of us aren't professional
publishers and the occasional mistake can happen.  I don't think that
anyone would want to intentionally pass of someone else's article as
their own.  What would be the point?

> I would also be very interested in learning who wrote the "powerPC"
> article. YOU????? harharhar....

    Hmmm... we had an article in the PowerPC in _Maple_Orchard_ this
month, but it was written by our newsletter editor.  Followups to
csa2.ug...