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I know that many people (webmasters) have placed a link to the STC website - http://www.stc-va.org - on their website. Well, STC has moved (AND
COMPLETELY REDESIGNED THE SITE) to http://www.stc.org (formerly and commonly
known as the "Regional and Chapter Information Page". Since I know many
people love to be on the bleeding edge I thought I would pass this along.
As the Open Directory Project editor for various technical writing
categories, I have already deleted the www.stc-va.org site in exchange for
www.stc.org.
Take care,
David Harrity
Technical Writer
dmoz.org volunteer editor
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