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Subject:Re[2]: Technic writers shall write good, From:Tom Chilcote <chilcote -at- HN -dot- VA -dot- NEC -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 9 May 1995 15:56:26 EST
Right on James.
(Am I showing my age?)
I like the list...I really do...but I just listen and don't comment because I
worry about the impression an unnoticed grammer mistake might give the writers
(not engineers) on the list. Its bad enough that I have to tax my technician's
(not writer's) brain struggling with things like acting voice and split
infinkitives, trading off the desire to write correctly against the "can't be
missed" deadlines.
tom
chilcote -at- hn -dot- va -dot- nec -dot- com
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