Re: tech writers not to blame for Boeing 737 Max problems

[Matt Danda <mdanda -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Great conversation starter! Here's what you did right:
1. Attention-getting headline, captures our attention. Personalizes the issue to this community.Â2. Link to a well-known news source, enhances credibility.3. Article appears well-researched.
I started to compose a reply about the lowly role of technical writers in the corporate hierarchy, but then I got bored (I've done that so many times over the years, ugh).Â
Maybe next time :)
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