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Answers questions on writing clearly for your audience from the U.S. Federal Plain Language Guidelines, citing the GitHub repo GSA/plainlanguage.gov (US government work, public domain). Not an official U.S. government product.
How do I write shorter sentences?
Should I use active voice?
How do I organize a document for readers?
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