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title: "Collaborative Posts Q&A"
date: 2011-05-04
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# Collaborative Posts Q&A

[![](https://s3.us-west-1.wasabisys.com/idbwmedia.com/images/whytechcomm.png)](http://whytechcomm.com/tech-comm/collaborative-posts-qa-with-tom-johnson/)Kristi Leach interviewed me for a quick Q&A about the occasional collaborative posts that I do on this site. You can read the interview on Kristi's site, [Why Tech Comm](http://whytechcomm.com/tech-comm/collaborative-posts-qa-with-tom-johnson/). Here's an excerpt:

> When I was deciding on a format for my workshop, Grassroots Documentation Testing, I thought of Tom Johnson's collaborative posts on his blog, IdRatherBeWriting.com. In collaborative posts, Tom poses a question to his readers (who include many seasoned and successful technical communicators), and they respond with advice in the comments. [Read the rest here.](http://whytechcomm.com/tech-comm/collaborative-posts-qa-with-tom-johnson/)

Speaking of collaborative posts, does anyone have a question he or shewould like me to use as the next collaborative post?