Re: White Paper

[wswallow -at- nycap -dot- rr -dot- com]

You don't write a white paper to recommend things. That's what a proposal is for. A white paper highlights an aspect or implementation of something.

The term "white paper" gets thrown around a lot in many different contexts. 

My advice: Write a clear, concice, convincing document explaining these steps. There is no formula to follow.

----- Original Message -----
> I've been asked to write a white paper to our Govt client to 
> recommendsteps necessary to get documentation onto our site.  
>  I've found some good sites that talk about writing white papers. 
> But now
> I'm hoping someone can mention a site with a *sample white paper* 
> or two,
> that do a very good job at it.  Any suggestions/sites?


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