>Yes, I believe that I would be an excellent technical editor for your upcoming books. I certainly would hold you to extremely high standards of writing as well as technical accuracy, and I would test and cross-check code, examples, and assertions that you make -- as thoroughly as anyone. What I didn't already know to be true in your writings, I would test and confirm.
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How could you possibly knwo that something is techncially accurate if you know nothing about the subject matter??

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BTW, to further illustrate the point, I have given many technically correct answers here on the UT to questions that I did NOT know the answer to before digging in, researching and testing. Same principle.
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Not really. Prior to answering the question, you made up your technological shortfall. If you had gone ahead and attempted an answer prior to doing the research, I would agree.

Also, answering 1 question here and there and being a TE on a book are two very different things. The turnaound times are tight. If you have to research every single issue in the book, you would never get the job done...