[The Center for Disease Control and Prevention], or CDC] is committed to using plain writing in information for the public. Our information is relevant to many groups, and plain writing makes the information even more useful. The Plain Writing Act of 2010 requires all federal agencies to write plainly when they communicate with the public, and CDC is taking many steps to use plain writing.For more online resources about concise writing and plain language, check out these free websites of mine:
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Friday, March 23, 2012
CDC - Plain Writing - Policies and Regulations
Our promise to the public: Writing you can understand:
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