Five signs that you could be a technical content neophyte

You are not a tech comms professional, but you believe that your opinions about language have equal weight to a person who is.
You believe that writers generally spend unnecessary time perfecting content (and you also believe that content can always “go faster”).
You believe that Word, Confluence, or general-purpose knowledge base tools are the de facto industry standards for documentation (and that anything else is an aberration).
You believe that technical content is something that anybody can easily make (and that anybody can easily develop the related skill set).
You believe that for an authoring tool to be useful, it must be easy enough for everybody to use.

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