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jack w. bonney wrote:
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> we are conducting research into the work undertaken by "technical
> writers", either as employees or under "freelance contractors".
Hi, Jack: How in the world did you derive your "research" questions?
They are spurious, and your conclusions are already obvious.
Why don't you tell us who you are, what your company does, and why you
are surveying us?
Regards...Peggy Schillinger
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