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Hello Guys,

I am currently starting a site and looking for people who write technical articles. You'd have full credit for your work. So whether you are an expert in Development, Deployment or maintence i'd like to hear from you regarding this. Please feel free to email me.

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I am a writer, but I've never written tech before. I'm not an expert in anything technically, but can clearly express ideas and concepts whether they are my own or not.

I was a contributing editor for the Las Positas Express for volumes 14 and 15, if you want to see any of my work.

http://www.lpcexpress.com/archive.html
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interested.
I am a tech writer for my company (among other things) and have produced over 100 pages of tech literature in the last 3 months.
I can write, but the question is what is the benefit to me?
Is this a paying gig?
Do you have some other type of incentive?
What is the topic?
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