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I sent this the other day and received an incomprehensible
non-delivery message with a non-existent reply address. I haven't seen
responses, so I'm trying again.
The Washington Post put together a website
(http://tinyurl.com/35a8xqe) illustrating the interconnected national
security agencies and the companies that work with them.
It's a really good example of technical communication. I hope one of
the nearby STC competitions will invite them to submit it. ...RM
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Richard Mateosian <xrm -at- pacbell -dot- net>
Berkeley, California
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