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To: skinowski who wrote (61660)	12/14/2002 11:17:46 AM
From: Doo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 209892

Demanding geometric perfection yields far more, IMO, than a pretty picture. It helps keep one from imposing beliefs, hopes, wishes and opinions on what may otherwise be slop in the chart. I think that any flexibility one imposes on a requirement that a pattern show geometric perfection is fine, but only if it done with consistency. Otherwise, one basically invites seeing only what they want to see in the chart. I think it's far from 'secondary', but that's just me. I know folks that draw and read patterns with good success which I wouldn't touch.