Re: software-keyholes Digest, Vol 5, Issue 9

>This query in itself may be a meta-keyhole.  You may be putting a 
>gratuitous
>restriction on your understanding of why people create keyholes.  Such a
>restriction may limit your ability to communicate to people about the 
>problem
>in a way that can lead them to change their behavior.

I'd like to propose another keyhole problem for the book, Scott.  It's the 
one that occurs when an author makes a reader view an argument through a 
strained and un-apt metaphor.

                   -Tim

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