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Bonni suggests that competitions might group documentation for judging
by subject matter. That would bring a different slant to the judging,
I believe. But why not group them by audience ? Surely that would
simplify the judging process -- and re-emphasize once again the oft-
repeated-but-not-always-obeyed admonition to "identify and write
for *your particular* audience !
Regards to all from a mostly-silent participant of this list ...
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Located at Connective Strategies, Inc. | that fights it out with |
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| itself Don Quixote. |
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