RE: Funny Tech Writing

[Peter <pnewman1 -at- optonline -dot- net>]

The helicopter approach often works in certain situations with my wife. She
notices a new toy I have purchased and asks when I bought it. The discussion
then centers about the timing of the purchase, rather than the purchase
itself.

Tech writing tie in.
A content writer is a productive writer.

_____
Peter
All things being equal,
a fat person uses more soap
than a skinny person 

> LOL, and from recent personal experience remember to make a big note to
> yourself if you do as Joe suggests:
> 
> Joe Malin wrote:
> 
> >The helicopter approach was suggested to me as a way of defusing picky
> >SMEs. Put one outrageously wrong thing into the documentation, and the
> >SME would jump all over it. He or she would then be distracted away from
> >attempting to correct grammar errors, spelling mistakes, etc.
> >

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