Posts Tagged as: technical writing
I just finished reading an article in the February 2012 issue of Intercom, the magazine of the Society for Technical Communication. The article was written by Jack Molisani and Scott Abel, and is entitled, “Tech Comm 2.0: Reinventing Our Relevance in the 2000s.” The authors use the common structure of a SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, [...]
In this article, written by Alan Pringle from Scriptorium, he discusses the profligation of the term “like” all over the internet. Every where we turn, we see “like” buttons. We can +1 or click “like” to show our pleasure at just about anything that is sold online. How does this relate to the field of [...]
When I first started Content Rules, I did a lot of the writing work myself. I wrote training courses, installation guides, administration guides, command line references, all sorts of uber-technical stuff. That was before the web. In fact, Netscape was one of my first customers in 1995 (which was a famous year for them, as [...]