Documents are evolving liquid things

["Daniel Ng" <kjng -at- gprotechnologies -dot- com>]

By Donald Norman, documents are static entities that are constantly
going through various states of change.


In fact if you apply this to any developed media, this can be true as
well.
 I just wanted to share with everyone this useful site
http://techwritervoices.com

as I have drawn from the encouragement on this mailing list this past
few weeks. Trying to reprioritize and find new footing away from
actively documenting help, to setting directions for new media, and
planning more, and less of implementing them. 

Its hard to find people that communicate well and still understand the
technical aspects of engineering domains all the time.


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