checking/publishing of technical documents
checking/publishing of technical documents
(OP)
I have written a technical document and with another in the process. These have been created more for personal interest than for making money. I am wondering how people have in the past gone about getting people to review these technical documents. I have tried a few different methods and to date they are not working.
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RE: checking/publishing of technical documents
Dan - Owner

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RE: checking/publishing of technical documents
You can post it on a website, then tell people about it. I have an article on calculating geometric tolerances on my website, and I get occasional feedback on it.
Your website should be listed on your resume. Your article ought to impress people who consider hiring you.
RE: checking/publishing of technical documents
If you are going to publish in a publication that does not require peer review, then their editors will check for spelling and formatting; but not for content.
You might try creating a review checklist and comment form; then post your paper here for some critical review through posting commentary. Keep the form brief so that the posts may be brief as well.
RE: checking/publishing of technical documents
My main problem is getting the technical content review, it is fairly detailed in nature and I am concerned that maybe I have stuffed a technical explanation, or I'm just plain wrong.
I have thought about the form Ron, but it is too long to expect engtips to help and would be asking to much oh the MVP's.
I have thought about sending to another author of similar content and offering them a small fee to review my work.
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RE: checking/publishing of technical documents
RE: checking/publishing of technical documents