Lame analogy?
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Hey all, I had an idea of an analogy for WLS and I just want to k ow whether it's accurate and/or lame.
If a person needs to nail something, they don't do it with their hand, they use a hammer. If a person needs to put in a screw, they don't screw it in by hand, they use a screwdriver. So like those examples, WLS is a tool that I'm going to use. I still have to do all the work but the tool makes it easier.
Okay, lame? Accurate? Just plain stupid?