Book Quote by Brinkmann, Ron
““This book would never have been completed without the help of a number of different people. Many of these people are listed here, but many, many others who gave me ideas, information, and inspiration are not, primarily due to the fallibility of my memory. To them I apologize, and hope that the fact that their wisdom is being propagated and utilized is at least some small consolation. Thanks, first of all, to Tom Stone, whose enthusiasm for this book convinced me that it was worth doing,””
About This Quote
Source Acknowledgments: Book Preface, Unknown Title
The author credits many unnamed contributors whose ideas and memory shaped the work, apologizing for inevitable omissions.
In simple terms: Acknowledging unseen help and memory limits.
Recognize and thank unseen contributors.
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When to use this quote
- writing
- research
- publishing
- academic work
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can we better capture contributors' input?
- What are the impacts of unacknowledged assistance?
Memory is fallible; some contributions may remain unrecognized.