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> .com] On Behalf Of Stuart Burnfield
> Sean said:
> > I wonder many writers out there work in companies that embrace
> > the thinking outlined in "the cluetrain manifesto"?
> >
> > [http://www.cluetrain.org/]
>
> As a technical writer, don't you just itch to rewite these
> long-winded,
> repetitive, 95 theses? I can't help thinking there are maybe 15 plain,
> concrete, unambiguous theses struggling to get out.
>
> I don't know how a company could "embrace the thinking"--it
> would be like
> embracing a hot-air ballon.
>
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