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I agree that the combination of expert and editor is best, but you still want an expert contributing modern information, including what isn't yet in the textboo
by wolverine876 3y ago
I agree that the combination of expert and editor is best, but you still want an expert contributing modern information, including what isn't yet in the textbooks. Imagine an expert in CPU manufacturing having written something 15-20 years ago; the editor would have trouble making sure it was now correct and complete.