dayum.  tis book looks lik itz gunna halp me alot.  u da man.

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There is a nice red line under misspelled words and better yet, a right click will give you suggestions. Welcome to 1998.

Personally, wasn't directing my responses at anyone, in particular.  Just my observations, and in agreement with tturner's thoughts.

The person who prompted that post has been engaged in a flurry of activity lately. No commitment to quality whatsoever but apparently thinks spamming is the key to success here, or maybe he just wants some OffSec training. It sounds like he might have some decent things to say but he's coming across like an idiot because he isn't proofreading his posts, or at least appears not to be. I won't name him, but he has not posted in this thread yet. I'm sure most of you will be able to figure out who I'm talking about but he is not the only one and I don't want to single him out.

This is an issue prevalent with many of our members and it's disturbing to me because this career path is much more than a technical discipline. If you practice writing without attention to detail, that failure to properly communicate will manifest itself in anything you write. Written communication is the lasting and ultimate deliverable that is the manifestation of our work output. I personally think it's difficult to classify any hacking as ethical (other than hedonism, ethics can be somewhat relative but that's a topic for another post) when the ultimate goal is not to communicate findings to a customer or impacted stakeholder.

I will also admit, had I not been so inebriated last night my filter would have engaged but I'm glad it didn't. It needed to be said, and the several PM's I've received in the last 24 hours indicate that others feel the same. For the non-native English speakers, I applaud you for taking the time to learn a second (or third or fourth) language. I am not so cultured. This post is not directed at you. It's directed at anyone who makes a conscious decision to be lazy in their writing. As my grandfather used to say: "Anything worth doing is worth doing well."

Ok I kinder fill like this post is aimed at me as I have been posting a lot. I do try and post useful material for everyone on here and sometimes my post may not be that well written. I should let everyone know that I do suffer from dyslexia and have for many years and it is something I am working hard on to improve.

So if this is aimed at me I sorry you guys find my post hard to read or badly written I will try make them more readable in the future. And if anyone has any tips or recommendation on how I can imrpove I am more than happy to listen.

How about some recommendations on websites or books that cover technical writing that we're likely to do when writing forensic or pen testing reports?