is a perception that the choice is to embrace single-source publishing or render one's operations obsolete. Criticism Editors using single-source publishing have been criticized for below-standard work quality, leading some critics to describe single-source publishing as the “conveyor belt assembly” of content creation. While heavily used in technical translation, there are risks of error in regard to indexing. While two words might be synonyms in English, they may not be synonyms in another language. In a document produced via single-sourcing, the index will be translated automatically and the two words will be rendered as synonyms. This is because they are synonyms in the source language, while in the target language they are not. See also Content management Darwin Information Typing Architecture EPUB Markup language DocBook List of single-source publishing tools Adobe FrameMaker Adobe RoboHelp Apache Cocoon Apache Forrest Altova Booktype ClickHelp DocBook XSL DITA Open Toolkit Heretto Help & Manual HelpNDoc MadCap Flare Oxygen XML editor Paligo Scenari Sphinx XPLM Publisher References Further reading (the "bible" for Data Modeling) External links Planning a Single Source Publishing Application for Business Documents (A paper presented by Peter Meyer at OpenPublish, Sydney, on 29 July 2005) Single-source publishing in multiple formats for different output devices Single Sourcing Information - An Agile Practice for Effective Documentation Society for Technical Communication Single-sourcing Special Interest Group What Is Single Source Publishing? at WiseGeek tekom Europe (Articles about Information Development and Single Source Publishing) Technical communication Computer file systems Data management