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Anita Legsdin [mailto:anita -dot- legsdin -at- watchmark -dot- com]
> So, no one has yet mentioned "Information Architect"? That's
> a new title
> being bandied about lately. I'm sure a half dozen people will
> reply "oh,
> that's something TOTALLY different!" Information Architect sounds, on
> the surface, more impressive than Documentation Specialist, but I
> suspect that very soon "architect" will be used as a verb, just like
> "author" is now. Eccchhhhh!
>
> (In case you didn't deduce, I'm with Robert. Are these titles
> devised by
> non-writers?)
I'm with whoever liked "Payee" as title.
I'm also kinda down with "Secured Creditor".... Has a certain ring to it.
/kevin
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