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--- Peter Neilson <neilson -at- alltel -dot- net> wrote:
> Perhaps it would be good to end discussion of this
> stupid topic and
> return to the main business at hand, which is How Do
> I Convince Possible
> Clients That They Need Tech Writing and that they
> need *me* to do it
> for them?
Perhaps when current and past clients start talking up
how glad they are that they had tech writing, CM, etc.
done.
Admittedly, that's a stretch.
Here's a question: can anyone give examples of clients
doing this? Or, at the very least, non-technical
communicators thumping the tub for technical
communications?
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