Materials List Revisited

[lbuttery]

No software is ever perfect but it would be nice if the more glaring problems could be fixed even if it happens
a little at a time.

Alan:

as a former programmer I agree that no software is "perfect" or ever will be "perfect"

however, applying "band-aid" fixes to the ML is not really a solution

we have to be able to trust it
without trust - it is useless

I am not willing to create a model and then create a ML
then have to verify each and every line each and every time I create the ML

just ain't gonna happen

so until I hear that the majority of chiefers are happy with the ML
and that it only needs a few fixes or work-arounds I ain't even interested in trying it

you can put lipstick on a pig but it is still a pig....

Lew