Something I have been mulling over as a result of this entry (and being prompted to write it) is how uncommonretrospectives are in writeups of things. Over the years in all of theusual sources, both old and new, I've seen quite a lot of writeups ofthe form 'this is the shiny thing that we've implemented and here is ourshort term experiences'; heck, I've written any number of them myselfhere on WanderingThoughts . But I've not seen very many

I am not the world's most sophisticated user of vi, but I have a numberof little twitches. One of them is that I never use either ZZ or :wq ;instead I always use :w and then :q . I know the commands, but I justdon't like them for the fundamental reason that they're not vi commands.

Well, obviously they're vi commands in one sense. But they aren't in thesense that they break the rules of vi commands