RE: What would you like to read?

[Jason Willebeek-LeMair <jlemair -at- cisco -dot- com>]

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Actually, I don't know what I want to read until I read it.  Take, for
instance, an article titled "Single-Sourcing for Technical Writers" (note: I
am making this up for the sake of example--if there happens to be a paper
with that title, I am not referring to it).  It could be good, useful, and
interesting.  It could also be a piece of garbage.  I don't know until I
start to read it.

Otherwise, I am interested in making a bazillion dollars a month and
enlarging portions of my anatomy. But I get enough information about that in
my inbox.

Jason  

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