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Writing is usually broken into tree categories Academic, Technical, Non-Technincal. Inside of these categories there are many different types of writings and communications. | Writing is usually broken into tree categories Academic, Technical, Non-Technincal. Inside of these categories there are many different types of writings and communications. | ||
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|Introduction+ Writing is usually broken into tree categories Academic, Technical, Non-Technincal. Inside of these categories there are many different types of writings and communications. }
- Novels
- Newspapers
- Poetry
- Manuals
- Restaurant menus
- Journal Articles
Some of these types are easily definable into categories such as manuals are technical and poetry is non-technincal. Others are not so easily identifiable.
Certain technical documents take the from of a traditionally non-technical document, such as Why's Poignant Guide to Ruby[1]. Which is written as a story and aslo includes comic books.
