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Nope to a dilettante without experience in this domain. You’re like a plaintiff on the Peoples Court trying to quote Black’s Law to a judge. I’ve been exposed
by docmechanic 2y ago
Nope to a dilettante without experience in this domain. You’re like a plaintiff on the Peoples Court trying to quote Black’s Law to a judge. I’ve been exposed to the domain-specific terminology for technical documentation for three decades. No one in the enterprise software industry refers to feature requirements as product documentation.
Tuning you out now.
- handfuloflight 2y agoInteresting how you claim domain expertise while dismissing industry-standard terminology documented by established authorities. I cited verifiable sources that explicitly include internal documents like feature requirements under product documentation. Your response? More appeals to personal authority without a single citation. When confronted with evidence contradicting your position, you resort to name-calling rather than engaging with the facts. If you've spent 30 years in a bubble where terminology differs from broader industry standards, that's a limitation of your experience, not everyone else's. Semantics. What a hill to die on.