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> Which of the following best describes your attitude
> toward technical writing tools?
Tools are tools. Right tool for the job for the
situation for the user. Ain't no right one, ain't no
wrong one (well, in extreme cases there are wrong
ones). And I think someone would be crazy to turn down
a job based on the employer not using the tools the
writer wants. Apparently this is the popular opinion,
as no one has voted for the 2nd 2 choices...
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