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== Ask TPA == ====Q: What dry erase markers do you recommend on glass in cold environments that are easy to read from far away?==== '''Answer:''' Chalk markers would work well. They have bright colours. ====James wants to thank The Pen Addict <ref>[https://medium.com/thank-you-project/thank-you-relay-fm-af707c3f0c4e Thank you, Relay FM β Thank You Project β Medium] </ref>==== ====Q: Why do some pens stop writing after a couple refills? I've cleaned them between fills. Lamy Safari, Pilot Metro, MnemosyneSingularity <ref>[https://twitter.com/Lirleni/status/922538938572603397 Vik-Thor Rose on Twitter]</ref>==== '''Answer:''' Sometimes nib and feed aren't cleaned enough. They can get clogged up between tines. ==== Q: Reaction to a handwritten resume? What part of the job search is best suited to fountain pens. Thank You notes at a minimum? <ref>[https://twitter.com/murderofcrows/status/921126004432801797 [[User:Dougbeal]] on Twitter]</ref>==== '''Answer:''' There's almost no way to do a handwritten resume right, it might either look too fancy or not right. A handwritten Thank You note would work. As would a general cover letter.
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