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> > But you're pulling this 'notion' completely out of
> > your own head. It
> > wasn't actually suggested by anyone on this list.
> >
>
> Yes, it was. Steven O. wrote:
>
> "Anyone who uses a product, whether during development or
> real-world use, is
> ibso-facto [sic] a usability expert... As a practical matter,
> technical
> writers are the ideal usability experts during the development
> cycle
> because, if the documentation is being done right, it is thorough
> and
=====
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
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