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Kim opined:
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| Connie Giordano wrote:
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| > I agree that you didn't call technical writers
| > unprofessional, but I do
| > disagree with the concept that it's not a profession.
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| Let's get this one straight:
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| Technical writing is NOT a profession in the large "P"
| Profession sense of
| the word.
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| Examples of occupations where this is strictly enforced:
| -- Medicine
| -- Law
| -- Psychology
You missed a couple of the oldest professions, highly similar to each other: Politicians and Prostitutes.
Hey, it's Friday and next week is vacation.
LOL
John
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