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It doesn't scream "Get Out", does it? When I read those sentences as a layman, they don't tell me the building may collapse.
by flexie 5y ago
It doesn't scream "Get Out", does it?
When I read those sentences as a layman, they don't tell me the building may collapse.
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- MattGaiser 5y agoI want to know if an analytical monotone is typical for these reports. Would a report like this be expected to emphasize urgency or would the reader be assumed to know that "major structural damage" means urgent? If I were writing a report on a piece of software for my boss and I found unsanitized inputs to an SQL database, I wouldn't highlight that any more than anything else I found as he would know that was severe.
- SAI_Peregrinus 5y agoQuite typical from the ones I've seen (I'm not a StructE). This is actually quite alarming language for an engineering report, about one step below "imminent collapse" and "immediate evacuation".