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Documentation, tutorials, training, user guides, installation guides, design documents, and all other types of technical documentation in any domain (not just software).
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Verbosity: when's enough enough?
In corporate life I've come across two general styles of writing: terse and cryptic or long and complete.
In my own writing I tend to go too much in the "explain all possible interpretations" direc …
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