The purpose of this section was to demonstrate to different users that these techniques and forms have different meanings at different times for different people. This section shows how different techniques affect the people that will be directly working with them and how to make your electronic documents more effective for the reader.

The first thing established in this section was the fact that all of the techniques discussed apply to any writing that will be in a browser or that will be read on screen. Thus also including the concept of the "intranet" or directly from disk where bandwidth and response-time need not be a limiting factor (http://www.gooddocuments.com/homepage/whereapply.htm).

Secondly, it was established that this is important and can be used in any setting where writers will be using words that someone else will have to read. This could affect anyone in an organization such as the webmaster, the public relations person, product managers, human resource staff, and all others who will be writing words for people to read, especially in a browser or electronic format.

Personal Opinion: All of the concepts talked about in the www.gooddocuments.com site will apply to these types of people or businesses. These concepts alone will only be more available if the people in business and communication that were discussed embrace them for their true value and go out of their way to incorporate them in their daily writings and communication. As our technology continues to grow and advance so too should the writing principles these professionals use to make browser or electronic reading more acceptable.