These days, it seems everything comes with warranties, disclaimers and special clauses with more pages than ever of fine print for consumers to decipher. But the Center for Plain Language, a consumer advocacy group, is asking the government to get businesses and other institutions to put documents in a language that doesn't require consumers to have the eyes of an eagle.For more online resources about concise writing and plain language, check out these free websites of mine:
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
How to understand fine print in business, consumer documents | Rick Romero, abc7.com
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business writing,
plain language,
readability
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