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: Convergent, parallel plotlines okay? So I saw Over Plotting My Story this morning, and I thought "Am I making the same mistake?" If so I'd rather fix it soon than later. I then did a search

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: What is the best way to collect comments on a draft document that is out for review by stakeholders? Draft technical documents can be reviewed by stakeholders. Stakeholders can be fellow practitioners,

: What's a dramatic way of dressing the following scenario? Three characters, Alan, Bob, and Charlie. Alan and Bob are talking in depth about Charlie, Bob says something about Charlie being off-the-charts,

: Convergent, parallel plotlines okay? So I saw Over Plotting My Story this morning, and I thought "Am I making the same mistake?" If so I'd rather fix it soon than later. I then did a search

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