atw: Sydney CBD technical communicators group

Greetings,

We're trying a few different things for the May meeting.

First, the topic ...
Presented by Sarah Maddox, Technical writer at Atlassian
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A little bird told me...
about a good page in your user guide


What's all the fuss about Twitter, and how can I get involved? Do I even want 
to?
In this session, Sarah will give a quick introduction to Twitter and the 
conventions that have sprung up in the tweeting community.
Then we'll see how we can use this new medium in and around our documentation:
* Twitter as a medium for release notes.
* Encouraging your readers/customers to tweet hints and tips.
* Building interaction into your documentation pages.

Come along, bring your smart phones and your clever quips. Let's get social. :)
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Next, the venue ...
Offices of Atlassian
173-185 Sussex Street, Sydney -- close to Town Hall
This link has a 
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When? 12.30 to 1.30, Wednesday 4 May

Then, there's a free lunch ...
Atlassian have been kind enough to provide lunch -- so RSVP is essential.

RSVP
I am going to be away for the next couple of weeks so please let Sarah (and me) 
know if you are coming.
Reply should automatically direct to both Sarah and me. If not, please include 
Sarah's address in your reply:
smaddox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:smaddox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

This promises to be a fantastic session. Sarah is a really engaging presenter 
and this is stuff we all should know about. So don't miss out ...
Hope to see you on May 4th.


Regards
Bede Sunter
Australian Society for Technical Communication (NSW) Inc








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