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Subject:Re: Hello World!! From:Dave Meek <meekd -at- WSERVER -dot- DO -dot- LOSRIOS -dot- CC -dot- CA -dot- US> Date:Fri, 13 Jun 1997 16:03:29 -0700
At 05:15 PM 6/13/97 -0500, Buck Buchanan wrote:
>>Stephen Victor wrote:
>>
>> Amanda Burton wrote:
>> >
>> > How about "Documentation Solutions Architect."
>
>>
>> Call me old fashioned, but Technical Writer is good enough for me.
>>
>
>What a wonderful and original idea. Now if we can just get that
>circulated.
Perhaps I'm living in Utopia, but most of the time the term "technical
writer" works quite well for me too. It's much easier for me to do *one*
thing (explain, on rare occasions, what a technical writer is) than to do
*two* things (1. develop a new term, and 2. spend even more time explaining
what that new term means).
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