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Known on the internet as TL;DR
by dizzy3gg 11y ago
Known on the internet as TL;DR
- xtrumanx 11y agoTL;DR doesn't always appear at the beginning which is what cmdkeen was talking about.
- rdancer 11y agoTl;dr is an antipattern, and it's easy to see why. Lead with a strong point. Pique youre reader's interest. Then, and only then, will they lap up your wall of text. Tl;dr is a gag, a joke, mockery of bad writing style. If you find yourself using it in a serious way, as a crutch, stop, rewrite, don't go down that path.