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Lynne...all I can say is that sometimes, when you have THAT many
issues, not one person is ever 100% right and the other 100% wrong.
How much of what you find is wrong is based on personal preference,
and how much is actually wrong?
> So what do you do in a situation where the document you are
> reviewing is totally sub-standard in every way....
> unclear/confusing/grammatically incorrect writing, diagrams that
> don't make sense, document has no logical organizational structure,
> and its full of technical mistakes and contradictions?
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John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
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