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This is one of those questions that may have no right answer, but I've always been under the impression that you should never have a single sub-head under a main head, like 1.1 in the following:
Am I on crack? We've got three writers to try to align writing style among (no editor, but peer edits when we can). I don't want to come off as insisting we do things my way, but this one I truly thought was a common convention. Reply only to me since this is only marginally on-topic, I think; I'll summarize if there is interest.
Puzzled,
Rebecca Stevenson
Technical Writer
Workscape, Inc.
> 508-861-3059
AIM: RJSWriter
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