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--- David Neeley <dbneeley -at- gmail -dot- com> wrote
(commenting about Tony Markos frequent discussions
about Data Flow Diagrams):
I can only repeat...I am strongly reminded when you
discuss DFDs of the "when your only tool is a hammer,
all problems look like nails" formulation.
Tony Markos:
DFDs are FAR from being my only tool! To imply such
is NOT true!
They ARE, workwise, what I am most passionate about.
And passion means purpose! Too many TWs that I
personally know lack purpose; they do a little bit of
this and a little bit of that - and not alot of
anything.
Err, by the way David, what are you passionate about -
what makes YOU unique as a Technical Writer?
Tony Markos
Show Me Your DFDs
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