Re: TECHWR-L 10-year Praise-a-Thon

[Bruce Byfield <bbyfield -at- axionet -dot- com>]

As people praise the Techwr-l list, I hope they don't forget the 
Techwr-l site. The site is the premier source for information about 
technical writing; so far as I'm aware, nothing else comes close. Not 
only that, but its employment articles are so well-respected that 
recruiters and career management firms regularly steer people towards 
them - especially Tom Murrell's article on the T-Letter.

I should also add that Deb Ray is one of the best editors I've worked 
with. She's given me useful suggestions about both structure and 
content, and always manages to do so in the most tactful way possible. 
I'm sure that Geoff Hart and anyone else who has written for the site 
will endorse my comments.

I've been grateful to theTechwr-l list many times, for advice, 
information, and, sometimes, simple support. But I'm even prouder to 
have been a small part of an effort as successful as the Techwr-l web site.

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Bruce Byfield bbyfield -at- axionet -dot- com 604.421.7177
http://members.axion.net/~bbyfield

"Who went mad, who drowned in drink,
Who's in a cage and who's extinct?
Who ended up in a uniform?
The Lion and the Unicorn."
-The Men They Couldn't Hang, "The Lion and the Unicorn"



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