The OSP Blog
Stuff — and things! — we’ve been thinking about and working on.
Sharing our thoughts on product communication, strategy, and communication in and around technology.
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ANTE, the OSP editorial code. Podcast 10
In this quick podcast, we discuss being clear about what you’re referring to in your writing with the editing code ANTE. There can be long rhetorical distances between whatever we’re talking about and the next “this, “that,” or “they” referring to it…
MoreTalking Writing/Editing Codes with Chris Fenwick. Podcast 13
Learn where the Editing Codes came from, their influences, and how we developed them at OSP.
MoreBoost your project's trust signals with great docs!
A vibrant set of trust signals means people are far more likely to engage with your open source product, project, and community.
MoreFUD, the OSP editorial code. Podcast 12
How we create positive and constructive communication through one of OSP's favorite Editing Codes: FUD
MoreDATE, the OSP editorial code. Podcast 11
How we create evergreen and accessible communication through one of OSP’s favorite Editing Codes: DATE.
MoreWHOM, the OSP editorial code. Podcast Ep 09
In this quick podcast, we discuss how we use the Editing Code WHOM to create clear, trustworthy, and targeted communication that empowers your reader.
MoreSPOCK, the OSP editorial code. Podcast Ep 08
In this quick podcast, we discuss how we use the Editing Code SPOCK to deliver clarity, maintain the reader’s trust, and help everyone’s communication live long and prosper as writers, editors, and readers.
MoreACRO, the OSP editorial code. Podcast Ep 07
In this quick podcast, learn how acronyms help build your authority and stay concise, helping your readers learn more, faster. Why and how to use acronyms in your communications from the perspectives of the writer, the editor, and the reader.
MoreA Communication Playbook to Grow Your Agency DrupalCon Prague 2022
An actionable, straightforward model for selling better by building trust with your prospects before they ever meet you.
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