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  1. Open source docs: where does the money come from?

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  2. Where do open source docs go?

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  3. 5 things I know about automating docs with GitHub Actions

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  4. Plausible substitutes for dirty lucre

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  5. Write like a caveman

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  6. A guiding principle for marking up documentation for accessibility

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  7. Customize Markdown conversions with Pandoc

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  8. Questions to ask yourself before freelancing as an American abroad

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  9. The Wayback Machine is not your portfolio

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  10. Networking for introverts, imposters, and frauds

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  11. Stop throwing away opportunities to introduce yourself

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  12. “Starving for docs”: the open source docs portfolio myth

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  13. A list of fictitious numbers, domains, and more

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  14. Don’t blur screenshots if you want to keep your secrets

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  15. Better-than-Grep tools for writers and developers alike

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  16. 4 ways to keep PDF docs off Google search results

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  17. What does “deprecated” mean to your readers?

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  18. When is it safe to use “new” in technical documentation?

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  19. Git reflogs don't have to be scary

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  20. 4 ways to keep distractions out of your screenshots

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  21. Should you use the first-person plural in your documentation?

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  22. What do you say to “no one reads the docs”?

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  23. The second person is OK in developer documentation (but don’t take my word for it)

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  24. Three ways product and feature names get mixed up in your writing

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  25. Scheduling content with static site generators and automatic deployments

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  26. Felt trite might delete later: the hows and whys of avoiding clichés

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  27. How small is too small to launch new docs?

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  28. Think habitat, not ecosystem, when you choose a static site generator

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  29. When notes aren’t enough: how to record subject-matter experts

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  30. The 30-minute information rescue

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  31. What's the difference between a function and method?

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  32. Acute Strategies

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  33. Pay the Docs: pay transparency at Write the Docs Portland

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  34. Checklists for public speaking

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  35. Meeting invitations for people who hate meetings

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  36. How I helped Mozilla turn documentation into data

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  37. Stop excluding your audience

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  38. The Feedback Matrix

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  39. Five reasons you need an editor

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  40. How to replace a Kindle 2 battery

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  41. Documentation is artificial experience

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  42. Don’t be so negative

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  43. Writing feature requests and bug reports that get results

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  44. Setting expectations in step-by-step directions

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