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jj> I would be curious to find out if there are any other listservs
jj> that technical writers subscribe to.
I manage a listserv at NC State University entitled TechComm (send a
one-line message without a Subject header to listserv -at- listserv -dot- ncsu -dot- edu:
subscribe techcomm your-1st-name your-last-name). The listserv is less a
discussion list than it is a mechanism for posting conference calls for
papers, announcing upcoming presentations, and distributing interesting
technical communication job opportunities; at the moment there are about
150 subscribers, over half of them from the Research Triangle Park area.
Best, Brad.
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Dr. Brad Mehlenbacher
ACM SIGDOC Graduate Student Competition Chair
Technical Communication | NC State | Raleigh, NC 27695-8105
919.515.4105 (ph) | 919.515.6071 (fx)
brad_m -at- unity -dot- ncsu -dot- edu | http://www4.ncsu.edu/~brad_m
Listen to this: this might be a very high number; it might be
higher than where the polar bears live. Eleanor, 4-1/2
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