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In my experience, the judging is not that way, it's a lot more "ad-hoc."
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 22:27:32 +0200, Mark L. Levinson
<nosnivel -at- netvision -dot- net -dot- il> wrote:
>
> Following is an explanation from the STC.
>
> Distinguished:
> Clearly superior in all areas. The entry contains no major
> flaws and few, if any, minor flaws. It applies the principles
> of technical communication in an outstanding way,
> particularly in the way that it anticipates and fulfills the
> needs of its audience.
>
> Excellence:
<snip>
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