> If you want others to see the benefit, I'd encourage you to pick a specific area of the code, test the hell out of it, and make sure that a) tests are easy and quick to run on dev boxes, and b) every checkin is automatically tested. I'd start small, and one good place is a chunk of important business logic. It's even better if you use the tests to support refactoring and general cleanup of an area people know is messy.

Ah, this is really good advice, thanks. I'll give it a shot.