16 Feb
2003
16 Feb
'03
10:29 p.m.
Can anybody shed some light on the origin and use of
the term "This space
intenionally left blank"?
It was common for loose paper binder books (my own atempt at
translation - how ever you call it in english). If there was
an update comming, which had less pages than the ones to be
removed, empty papers where submitted, so the number of pages
did still work out. Otherwise maybe the pages between 5-3 and
5-6 woud have been 'missing' in the eyes of an uninformed
reader. So two blank pages have been delivered. Now to show
that these are not printing errors the text was printed on
there.
Take it like dummy records in a data base, sometimes existion
for special key values...
Gruss
H.
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