>> This is again untrue. The scripts don't "correct" anything,
> 
> You never wrote a script that fixed something?

Nope.

> Suggestion: don't put on your resume that there are a whole bunch of 
> other more-experienced people available, either. They know that too. :-)

Right, so... why are they going to hire me again??

>> Where do I stop? I mean, I could say I know HTML, CSS, XML, XSLT, 
>> LaTeX, PostScript, AmigaGuide... where do you draw the line?
> 
> Yep. Put all that in. Anything you think an employer might need.

Ooo, AmigaGuide, an obsolete markup language that predates HTML 1.0 by 
several years. They *really* need to know about that! :-P

>> Sure. But it's hard to disguise something that's actually true.
> 
> No doubt. But important nonetheless. :-)

Oh sure, I'm not doubting it's importance, I'm just saying it's really 
hard. :-(

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