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            • March 23, 2005

              Its Official > I am the new King of Verbosity!

            • In a recent email thread between Kurt Cagle and myself he started his last response with:

              "I'm beginning to think that you are capable of generating even more text than I am, and I thought I was the king of verbosity ]]>!"

              Thats right folks! The torch has been passed from the originator of the 10,000 word blog posting himself... I am the new "King of Verbosity"!

              Wait, thats a good thing, right? Hmmmmm... Did I just get sucker punched on this one? Well, sucker punched or not, the fact still remains... I'm the new King of Verbosity!!!

              As a side note, I owe Bruce D'Arcus an entire day of dev work on the XBiblio/Citeproc project and today my friends is officially that day. As such I won't be available in email until late afternoon at best so please keep this in mind if you send me a personal note. The side-effect to this fact is that the result of todays dev work should allow for an easily portable ASP.NET-based Web Service app based on Saxon.NET for providing remote transformation services to client machines so stay tuned for links to the source.

              Cheers :)

            • Posted by m.david : March 23, 2005 01:39 PM GMT

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