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Your text regards my demand for public debate to be unreasonable in terms of other pressing managerial and practical issues that an editor would have to face : should an issue of the journal be held open until the response is received ? Cindi requested confirmation from the Key West Citizen ; Online Editor Tom Tuell first claimed it had come from a local police report , but later recanted with a sob story about a restricted budget , and confessed that the editor " found it on the Internet . It 's all in the eye of the beholder , of course , and if I were a betting man , I would take odds that the editor who posted the second headline is a sullen Democrat , who has been reading too much of his / her own supercilious claptrap . In an ideal world , these two directories would each be remotely mounted on the other machine via NFS or something similar , so that each editor could work just on the local machine . Ray Ann Lockard is working on a special issue of Art Documentation for GLIRT ( note that another editor may need to be found as she is so involved with Pittsburgh conference planning ) . Unless you are already an established contributor , it is most unlikely that the editor will " order " or commission an article from you . Once the " silent experience " has taken place , it 's addictive and highly desirable , and one that every editor should experience at least once . As discussed above , Dr. Elmer testified that he proposed precisely that , and that Dr. Angelides refused the suggestion on the grounds that the editor of the journal would object to too many corrections . So was the discovery - once the piece actually ran - that an editor had gone through the text inserting various hypertext links .