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I'm afraid that I have to disagree. bbguy.org is not good - IT IS BRILLIANT!

Hear, hear Scott. How can an algorithm tell the difference between an anti-D+C and either an anti-C+G or anti-G, anti-hrB, rather than anti-C+e or anti-hrS, rather than anti-ce (anti-f), to name but a few? The answer is that it cannot, and these specificities are much more common than a lot of people think.

From the My Two Cents Dept... I would just point out that it is important that people doing testing understand what and why they are doing what they are doing. I guess this goes without saying. I am not a fan of throwing computer AI at problems when staff have trouble understanding what it is they are doing. I get it that with staff shortages and what not, that generalists have a lot of hats to wear, but a computer algorithm should never be a substitute for appropriate education and regular, effective performance evaluation. Scott