"tom" wrote in message
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SNIP

I read scopes of work (and other corp. docs) as a significant part of my
living. In other words, I'm a proofreader. So I understand being picky
about building sentences and paragraphs and documents.

It has to make sense as a whole, and if someone can't make even a single
sentence work, they surely can't make the whole work.

Agree.

I'm a decent writer but I rarely turn out something that can't be improved.
A good editor is like a good friend.

"Sal"

On 7/10/2013 6:41 PM, Sal wrote:
Agree.

I'm a decent writer but I rarely turn out something that can't be improved.
A good editor is like a good friend.

"Sal"

I'm not a great or even decent writer in my mind, but I'm a pretty good
proofreader. That probably sounds counter-intuitive but I've learned
it's not, at least in my case. I can't always tell someone how to fix
things, but I can almost always tell there's something wrong or not
quite right. That said I still write a lot of the corrections, which
are sometimes fixed later by someone else.

tom
K0TAR

"tom" wrote in message
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On 7/10/2013 6:41 PM, Sal wrote:
Agree.

I'm a decent writer but I rarely turn out something that can't be
improved.
A good editor is like a good friend.

"Sal"

I'm not a great or even decent writer in my mind, but I'm a pretty good
proofreader. That probably sounds counter-intuitive but I've learned it's
not, at least in my case. I can't always tell someone how to fix things,
but I can almost always tell there's something wrong or not quite right.
That said I still write a lot of the corrections, which are sometimes
fixed later by someone else.

tom
K0TAR


Well said! ;-)

"Sal"
(KD6VKW)