Assuming that the anatomy here is not so vague in itself and poorly researched that it dies by it's own sword, so to speak... But it's hard to think of a way t

Assuming that the anatomy here is not so vague in itself and poorly researched that it dies by it's own sword, so to speak... But it's hard to think of a way to write highly detailed and technical work that even the best and brightest here are going to read. They're simply too busy. So - like any good marketing copy, an article must have a hook, and then it must follow through on some/ more of these basic principles outlined in the anatomy. Really, all these can just be boiled down to ensuring that the reader will clearly see the benefits to them from reading the article in the first line or two. For myself - I try to spend a bit of time on the new page voting up more of the technical articles - particularly Python related ones, because that's what I'm interested in.