<VV> Re: The Corvair Affair

[airvair]

Truth is, I bet there's not a publication that doesn't have at least one 
error. I know this from having my own books published. But the sad to 
say, the accuracy of the various Corvair "reference" books that have 
been published over the years is a mixed bag. Some have been littered 
with so much gross inaccuracy as to make them almost useless; while 
others aren't too bad.

I personally see nothing wrong with pointing up serious flaws in such 
works, or correcting someone's information that has been derived from 
publishing errors, overlooked though they might be by the authors.

-Mark C

BobHelt@aol.com wrote:

>In a message dated 10/27/04 2:39:01 PM US Mountain Standard Time, 
>chapmanmd@charter.net writes:
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>>My God gentlemen...
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>>Enough Already!!!!
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>It is not enough! 
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>What is wrong with correcting misinformation and inappropriate statements 
>deriding a public work? Are you for for sweeping misinformation under the rug? 
>Where is your sense of injustice?
>Regards,
>Bob Helt