Abstract
Technical editors are a unique group that fit neither the pure literary nor the pure technical mold. They must interface these two opposite-polarity disciplines, which is a formidable task. The talent to accomplish this task is required for a qualified editor. Knowledge of background traits and aptitudes, which can be discerned by analyzing the modus operandi of practicing editors, can be valuable in identifying and using technical editors for optimum effectivity in the organization.
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