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On Wednesday, May 19, 2010, 'Technical Writing Plus' wrote:
> But you always should know exactly what it is that you want to say
> (before you put pen to paper).
I disagree with this point. If I am having trouble knowing where to start, I will begin by typing a
random list of relevant points and work from there. In other words, I don't always know
exactly what I want to say, but I do have an idea of the points that need to be covered.
I don't think my writing is more or less clear because of this, but it certainly helps with
composition.
:) Dana W.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
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