Software Quality Professional Author Helpful Hints
Articles should emphasize application and implications.
Use the early paragraphs of your article to summarize the significance of the methods or issues being discussed.
Articles that focus on methods should describe techniques completely, so they could be implemented in a variety of settings without further information.
Articles that require readers to use a specific product to implement the technique or process described probably are not suitable for SQP.
Avoid language that is cumbersome. Use active rather than passive voice. Keep sentence structure and word choice clear and direct.
Avoid jargon that might not be understood throughout the software industry.
Citations should not distract from the readability of the article. Limit citations to one or two per key idea; use only the most recent or most widely accepted sources.