The Fun of TechWrl and Andrew Plato

[Justin Ressler <JRessler -at- ewa-denver -dot- com>]

Somewhere around (and now I get clue number 2 by looking at the date) 
April 1, of 2003 I printed out Andrew Plato's 10 Things All Tech Writers 
Should Do.  I only remember being very busy and printing it out to read 
later.

I pinned it to my cork board and thought about reading it a few times 
since. Today, while cleaning up my office in preparations for departure 
(no, they're not replacing me because 50% of this division is going to 
disappear after the holidays) I picked up Andrew Plato's 10 Things All 
Tech Writers Should Do and started to read it, trying to decide if it 
should go in my "Keep it" pile.

Wow, thanks for the humor, I now have the opportunity to read it a year 
and a half later. I am pretty sure that I recommended it to someone who 
asked "What should I do to get started?" I guess if they understood the 
sarcasm, it was a good suggestion, otherwise, they probably didn't put 
me at the top of their list.

Oh well, thanks for the laugh, the joke was on me.

Justin

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