How-to "How to Win Friends and Influence People", written by Dale Carnegie in 1936. A similar concept can be seen in many of the "[topic] For Dummies" series of tutorials and also in many other introductory surveys entitled with the suffix "101" (based on academic numberings of entry-level courses). It is common practice to write the phrase as "HOWTO" in the open-source community. This is consistent with the traditional naming scheme for technical documentation, such as FAQ and README. Another possible reason is that this makes it easier to find a how-to in search engines like Google as searching with the
How to Make Trouble and Influence People on "Culture Jamming: How to Make Trouble and Influence People", broadcast in 1998 and also featured in "Head Space" No 4, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's monthly Arts and Culture Magazine. A collected and expanded version of all three of the original publications, "How to Make Trouble and Influence People: Pranks, Hoaxes, Graffiti and Mischief-making from Across Australia" () was collated by Iain McIntyre and Breakdown Press for release in October 2009. The 276-page book includes expanded historical listings, over 300 photographs and 14 interviews with Australian trouble makers. How to Make Trouble and Influence People How to Make Trouble and