To find resources of interest to technical writers (and writers in general) see the writing links. For information, viewpoints, and articles on doublespeak, see the doublespeak links.

Writing Links

http://www.eeicom.com/eye/
Editorial Eye
This site features sample material from issues of the monthly print newsletter named the Editorial Eye. Be sure to look at their index of full-text articles. As they note on their page, "Any aspect of effective printed, electronic, visual, or spoken communication is likely to appear as a topic in the Eye."

http://www.stetson.edu/~rhansen/writing.html
Indispensable Writing Resources
They aren't kidding! In their words, "You'll find everything on and off the Net that you could possibly need in writing or researching a paper, including links to all sorts of reference material, links to writing labs, links to Web search engines, and links to writing-related Web sites."

http://www.stc-va.org
Homepage for the Society of Technical Communication

http://www.wfi.fr/est/day.html
A list of words, expressions and jargon to avoid in scientific and technical writing.

Doublespeak Links

http://www.dt.org/html/Doublespeak.html
Life under the Chief Doublespeak Officer by William Lutz

http://www.westwords.com/GUFFEY/text_only/euquiztx.html
Euphemism Quiz Take the challenge!

http://www.ted.com/lutz.html
Brief bio on William Lutz.

http://www.maturityusa.com/Features/dblspk.html
Humor in Doublespeak by William Lambdin

http://texasobserver.org/subjects/columns/ht228.html
Jargon of Tyrrany by Jim Hightower

http://www.scn.org/newspeak/
American Newspeak "A weekly satirical e-zine celebrating the Orwellian face of the 1990's with cutting edge advances in the art of doublespeak carefully scavenged from the back pages of our finer newspapers." Note: The material on this site appears to be from 1997 and earlier.