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Some Suggestions for Content Reuse

April 20, 2020October 22, 2020 ~ Richard Rabil, Jr.

For technical writers, content reuse it a great idea---but way more difficult in practice than it sounds. Here are some of my practical suggestions on how to do it in a sustainable way, based on my years of experience implementing it with tools like Confluence and Madcap Flare.

“Gossiping is good,” says The Atlantic. Is it, though?

February 6, 2020October 29, 2020 ~ Richard Rabil, Jr.

An article from The Atlantic says gossip can strengthen interpersonal bonds and make us better people. I am dubious.

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