SHUT UP and enjoy the Park

[RStar]

I work in a manufacturing plant (in R&D), and all documentation to produce a product, and all development paperwork is considered legal. As such, no correction fluid is allowed (it's altering legal documents). And when a copy is made, it's stamped "COPY". When we are done with it shredding is the ONLY way to dispose of it.

But now that I think of it, a guest comment is from the outside, not part of daily operations, per se. And they don't manufacture a product. So the documentation is a different game. While they do provide a service, the main documentation they need to keep in tight control (other than financial of course) is in saftey.

But I agree with most here. Why throw out the good comments with bad? It's like saying "We know exactly what we are doing, and we don't need your feedback because, face it. We are Disney, and you are nobody."

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by RStar

I work in a manufacturing plant (in R&D), and all documentation to produce a product, and all development paperwork is considered legal. As such, no correction fluid is allowed (it's altering legal documents). And when a copy is made, it's stamped "COPY". When we are done with it shredding is the ONLY way to dispose of it.

I'd be willing to be that stems from ISO standards, not legal. But it's of an equally pedantic nature so the two often get confused by over-zealous executives.