RE: I'm taking my marbles and going home...

["Sean Brierley" <sbri -at- haestad -dot- com>]

Not at all. Not, not, not at all.

To write about Ford cars, do I have to be a mechanical engineer? Can I
be a Chevy mechanical engineer, or must I be Ford-only? Can I be an
ASE-certified mechanic, instead?

To write about software, must I be a programmer? To write about software
used by engineers, must I be a programmer and an engineer? If that
software is used on a Windows XP network, must I also be a
Microsoft-certified XP administrator?

Cheers,

Sean

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Sean Brierley
Software Documentation Specialist
Haestad Methods 
http://www.haestad.com 
203-805-0572 (voice) 
203-597-1488 (fax)
 


-----Original Message-----
From: letoured -at- together -dot- net [mailto:letoured -at- together -dot- net] 

Why do you think the idea of having an AA in electronics for a technical
writer to be hilarious?  If the job is to write about electronics, its a
necessity. 


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