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> Think about it. You're supposed to be technical communicators. You're
> supposed to search for answers, know where to look for information. Yet
> not one of you said "That sounds bad--I'll go to the Madcap site and
> look for more information." Or "Does anyone here use Feedback? Is this
> true?" It's like, when someone here says "I hate Microsoft Word.
> Microsoft is the worst company. They changed everything on me and I
> don't know how to do 'X' anymore!" Instead of doing a bit of research
> or RTF'in M, it is easier to complain and commiserate...
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