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Re: Is Grammer Important?

Subject: Re: Is Grammer Important?
From: tmazz <tmazz -at- MASTER -dot- ADAMS -dot- COM>
Date: Thu, 21 May 1998 13:15:14 -0400

Nothing is important. Grammar, spelling, outlining, all that stuff--not important! Just check out the holy
wars on perfection in resumes--they scream not important.

You need this for career-planning purposes? Haven't you heard? Planning is not important either.

;-)
 

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Anthony Markatos wrote:

To all Technical Writers:

Is good grammar important for effective technical communications?  About
six months ago, I read a book on procedures writing that said "Numerous
studies have concluded that there is no correlation at all between
effective technical communications and grammar".

I seek responses for career planning purposes.

Tony Markatos
(tonymar -at- hotmail -dot- com)

Note:  I forgot the title and authors. Was a "how-to" book written by
three consultants out of the Battelle Laboratory (Columbus, Oh).

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