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T.W. Smith wrote:
> Well, that's easy for you to say.
>
> But our profession includes techwriters who are not much more than
> secretaries, to phd-level subject-matter experts, to artists, to
> layout specialists, and every point in-between, delivering print,
> online help, Web sites, white papers, marketing, API docs and so
> forth.
>
> How does the STC ... how does anyone get a handle on that? I mean,
> okay, stop trying to cover all bases, but then which ones to pick?
> Where should the focus go?
>
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