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Matthew J. Horn wrote:
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> Can you tell me why you think that? I'm not saying it's true or not, but I
don't buy the notion... yet.
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Hi Matthew,
Perhaps I'm using the wrong term. I'm using commodity to mena an
unspecialized product -- something that, at first glance, can't be
distinguished from its competitors.
Maybe it's more accurate to say that tech writing has always been a
commodity, but no one's had to expand on it because there was a lot of
demand. Now that demand has dropped, a tech writer needs to present a
specialized product.
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