Introduction To Documentation
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The document provides guidance on how to effectively document information for different purposes and audiences. It discusses why documentation is important, including to remember information, reach more people, and inspire or inform. It also covers how to determine the purpose, audience, timing, and format of a document before beginning. The document emphasizes brevity, clarity, and focusing on what is most important and relevant for the intended reader.
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