The Web could force the federal government to finally shed its legacy of lousy writing, By John S. Monroe. Federal Computer Week, March 5, 2010. "... For decades, federal agencies have issued reams of regulations, pamphlets and other paper documents written in prose that often borders on the unreadable. But agencies were not held accountable because readers had no way to complain. Not so online, where Web metrics provide agencies with a good measure of what users are reading, for better or worse..."
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