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Bruce says, "Off the top of my head, I wouldn't take tech-writing or
marketing jobs
in the following areas:
- pornography:"
Our company produces an awesome multimedia player. You can see a sample at
our corporate website. A few companies (like one that is named after the
top floor of a skyscraper) have used our player for pornography. Does that
mean that I shouldn't give a software manual to these people?
There is a fine line here, and I am not quite sure where it is.
What job wouldn't I do? Anything that begins with "Boeing".
Diane Evans
Information Developer
Lockstream, Inc.
425-709-6840 x 230
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