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Re: If I were to make an anology of how badly you missed the point with

Posted by Tre' on April 22, 2006 at 13:09:36:
"So when are you going to dump the brain load on us? How about a summary of the current practice, organizations and individuals, especially in the reviewing and evaluation community that actually use the DBT methodology. The stuff that consumers could utilize to help with their purchase decisions (e.g. skip the manufacturer claims/Ads)."
No. I got your point. I just saying why don't you do the work and give us "a summary of the current practice, organizations and individuals, especially in the reviewing and evaluation community that actually use the DBT methodology. The stuff that consumers could utilize to help with their purchase decisions"
Do some of your own DBTs and tell us all about them.
You missed my point. Kuja did one. I see it as valid. Don't you?
Work from there.
I'm not a big fan of DBTs. At least the way they are done. I think it takes long term listening to tell differences. But why can't DBTs be long term?
Tre'

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