> And following back the bread crumbs to the first mentions, rarely include a lot of pre-press on how good its going to be. You'd find it of course, but you'll

> And following back the bread crumbs to the first mentions, rarely include a lot of pre-press on how good its going to be. You'd find it of course, but you'll also find it for everything else that failed. Its predictive power is near to zero. Also, Betteridge's Law applies here, as always.