Somewhat amusing... :lol:
I will happily speak to my superiors like that, but it's most unwise to put that sort of language in writing!
I am entirely with him though (as is my wife, reading over my shoulder, also a "writer"). I make my living "writing" user guides, training materials and other sundry sh1tte (as requested) for a company that doesn't know its @rse from its elbow on what constitutes quality information...
Occasionally I manage to get my stuff proofed by other members of staff before it goes out into the great wide world (this is a good thing in principle - quality control is what it ought to be), but the problem is the stupid @rse fekwits do not seem to understand what they are reading, what the subject matter is (more worrying as they're usually the experts), and how to put a feking document together in the first place.
Luckily for me, I am "supreme editor" :lol: I can usually take their suggestions and file them... (my tactic is include any amendment that has no real effect either way, so that I can then argue or ignore the ones I feel strongly about...)
No I'm completely with this "illiterate c*nt" :lol: :lol:
EDIT: Whether he was right to put it all down in an email is debatable - also a shorter message would have been more effective - but it does mean that I was able to read it all!
