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>Jessica Pease wrote....
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>> I would like to develop a documentation standards guide to address
>> usage, style, naming conventions, templates and more; to be used by the doc
>> team, development, and possibly other teams. I would also like to develop a
>> formal documentation plan for the new product we are developing.
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>Are you going to tie the writers down to their desks and beat them with sticks
>as well?
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>:-) I'm just being silly. But I have a serious question to ask...
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>Do you really need all these things? What is hindering you right now from
>writing documents such that you need all this stuff?
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>Andrew Plato
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