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		<title>By: Charlie</title>
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		<dc:creator>Charlie</dc:creator>
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		<description>This is a great article. It is so easy to use technical &#039;jargon&#039; in this &#039;web-age&#039;. Even &#039;simple&#039; words like browser can be easily misunderstood.

Whenever I write copy for the web or printed articles, I always ask myself...&quot;would my mother understand this&quot;? If the answer is no, it is likely a large proportion of your audience will also not understand!

Always consider your user!</description>
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<p>Whenever I write copy for the web or printed articles, I always ask myself&#8230;&#8221;would my mother understand this&#8221;? If the answer is no, it is likely a large proportion of your audience will also not understand!</p>
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