RE: What Does the Technical Writer Have to Offer?

[Fred Ridder <docudoc -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

Craig Cardimon wrote (in part):
 
> Interesting article at
> http://www.freewritingadvice.com/articles/index_files/65techauthor.htm 
 
> What do you folks think?I think it's a little odd that there is no indication whatsoever of who is
behind freewritingadvice.com or what their qualifications are for offering
such advice. I think a lot of the content is overly simplistic, poorly written
(frequently repetitive), and of dubious value. 
 
As my father often said, free advice is worth what you pay for it.
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