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14 Widespread Myths about Technical Writing

June 26th, 2008 | 35 Comments »

Jefferson McClure added a thought-provoking article link on WriterRiver.com titled “Myths of Technical Writing.” The article is by Bob Doyle and appears on the dita.xml.org wiki site here. In the article, Doyle and other wiki contributors mention 4 myths about technical writing: