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Writing Better RFCs and Design Docs
RFCs (Request for Comments) and design docs are how engineering teams align on the “what” and “why” before writing code. Done well, they reduce rework and create a record of decisions. Done poorly, they sit unread or trigger endless debate. Here’s how to write better RFCs and design docs that get read, get feedback, and lead to decisions. Why Write Them at All? Alignment: Everyone works from the same understanding of the problem and the approach. Async review: People can respond in their own tim
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