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> What's the current thought on dangling modifiers?
> Every time our VP edits my docs (we are a small company, I take
My way of thinking...I usually give a VP what he wants unless it is
plain wrong, then I give it to him if he asks twice. Besides...if you
want him to continue to help you, don't look a gift horse...
>the documentation "that I have have added dangling modifiers to"
OTOH, I have no problem with"
the documentation to which I have been adding dangling modifiers.
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