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Subject:A proposal to the tech writing list moderator From:"Paul C. Nendick" <pauly -at- ENTERACT -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 23 Sep 1997 13:26:01 -0500
I propose a new list:
Techwr-Blather: the list where technical writing professionals can
hold campy discussions about their idiosyncrasies.
While I appreciate that this may the only forum where some can go to
'interact' with others in the Tech Writing profession, I have a lot of
work to do. Downloading hundreds of posts generated by trivial
threads really reduces this list's usefulness and relevance.
I know I can just quit the list, but I enjoy sharing and receiving
useful information regarding technical writing.
I'm sure many of you agree.
--
Paul C. Nendick
Freelance Technical Writer
Chicago mailto:pauly -at- enteract -dot- com
www.enteract.com/~pauly
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