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Peter Neilson wrote:
> Ned Bedinger wrote:
>
>> Or the banks. Recall a 2006 study in the US that found that credit card
>> agreements are often written at a level well above the 8th grade level
>> at which half of US adults read.
>
> And in a type size that no one over the age of about 13 can see plainly.
> Squeening my eyebulbs like that really hurts, so I simply trust in the
> good nature of companies that have all chosen to incorporate in North
> Dakota.
Anyway, I've never been contacted by recruiters seeking tech writers for
a NoDak opp'y. Perhaps the good nature of companies there obviates the
need for technical writers?
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