The document discusses analyzing your audience and purpose when writing a document. It recommends determining characteristics of your readers such as who they are, their attitudes, expectations, education, and experience. It also recommends classifying readers into primary, secondary and tertiary audiences. The document also discusses understanding your readers' attitudes and expectations, as well as why and how they will use the document.

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