Dealing with faults matters

[Juha Autero]

claird at Starbase.NeoSoft.COM (Cameron Laird) writes:

> Exception-handling is even more important to
> people.  People and organizations that deal
> with exceptions intelligently, and don't pre-
> tend that everything should be without fault,
> are better people and organizations.

I think the confusion here was what you mean by exceptions. Do you
mean exceptional situations (or faults) or method of handling those
situations. Your text got me thinking wouldn't it be great if your
organization had exceptions in latter sense. You could raise an
exception and it would traverse up the organizational hierarchy until
someone handles it.
-- 
Juha Autero
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Eschew obscurity!