Posted By: Old part-timer on 2008-07-04
In Reply to: What's a red-s marker? (Haven't worked on ASR yet) - nm

At this point, most of the necessary redundant markers are already in there and on any report, if you have ANY doubt whether to use a redundant skip or just a skip marker, go with the skip marker! I've got to admit, I've been on ASR since almost the very beginning and I've never put one in yet!

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