Stories that built a tribe.

Thank you, Tech Writer Tribe! 💜 My journey with TWT started with learning MadCap Flare, and since then it has been an important part of my technical writing career. Through TWT, I also learned Docs-as-Code, Markdown, Jekyll, and GitHub, which helped me grow beyond traditional documentation practices. The community has consistently shared valuable industry knowledge, trends, and insights, and I've attended several eye-opening offline conferences that introduced me to new ideas in the technical communication industry. In these times of rapid AI-driven change, TWT has been a guiding light through its webinars, discussions, and community support. Happy 6th Anniversary, TWT! 🎉 Thank you to all the community members for helping me learn, grow, and stay future-ready. 💜

I thank the presence of such a community that allowed many an author like me to get a window peek into the outside world of TW — what and how other TWs are up to, how the field is emerging, sharing one's achievements, instant feedback, and so on, especially for those of us otherwise busy operating from cocooned offices day in and day out. Also a big thank you to the organizers for the many interactive sessions, most of which I only wished to attend but did not make it to. The insights from the professional-yet-social banter have been pretty helpful to me from time to time. Happy 6th Anniversary TWT!!! Wishing us all more of these lively chats and the same intimacy in the years to come — TWT can only get more helpful to us as we all try to surf the AI wave in our own (limited) ways!!!

This group started during Covid — if I'm not wrong, the first session was taken by Punit, on agile technical writing. Those days we used the platform Amazon Chime. Came a long way... Just wanted to express my sincere thanks to this group. Whether it's troubleshooting complex documentation or refining style guides, the collective knowledge shared here is a true game-changer. Thanks everyone.

I would like to thank Punit Shrivastava — he helped me through the process of being a volunteer. This was my first time volunteering for a group. He just gave me that extra push and the belief I needed. Also, thanks for the recognition as a volunteer with TWT Hyd — I still remember it, it's one of my memorable moments.

Thank you Punit Shrivastava and Pallavi Deshpande for all of your efforts in bringing the tribe this far. From conducting online courses to offline workshops and meets, it's all been because of your commitment to this cause. Thank you to all the volunteers and sponsors for events held over the years. I always felt like I had my own tribe and group here, since I was an individual contributor and the only technical writer in my company.

Thank you, Tech Writers Tribe, for 6 years of consistent mentorship and guidance that have helped fellow members build strong skills in technical writing and information development. 💜

Congratulations, Punit and the entire Tech Writer's Tribe fraternity! A great milestone, indeed. TWT has rendered valuable service to the technical writing community by equipping a number of fresh graduates with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to pursue Technical Writing as a career, through structured training programs that bridge the gap between writers' current skills and industry expectations. Thanks TWT for making a difference over the last 6+ years — here's wishing loads of success and many more milestones.

Thanks to my tribe, because they gave me a local platform to connect with fellow writers around me. The activities, questionnaires, quizzes, and interactions are interesting and helpful — it's the first medium to understand what's happening in the Hyderabad tech writing industry especially. And yes, not to forget the meet-ups — excited to be part of them whenever I can. Thank you, and wish you more success.