RE: tech writing standards

["Joe Malin" <jmalin -at- tuvox -dot- com>]

Damien,

This is great stuff. Do you know how much of this applies to or is used
by the industry in the US? I should clarify that I work in
telephony/voice recognition applications, so networking, advanced
telecom, and wireless is not as important. I want the terminology that
customer service organizations use.

I appreciate all the work you did to get this together. Tech writing is
truly a worldwide profession!

Joe

PS - Is it really true that your UK sales office building is named
*Ziggurat*! I'd love to work there!

jlm

Joe Malin
Technical Writer
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jmalin -at- tuvox -dot- com 
www.tuvox.com
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Here are a few standards (from ISTC web site) that may be of
use/interest. Mix of general and tech comm standards plus info on where
you can get them. Bit British/European orientated but may still be
useful.


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