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>But that languor is, at present, typically debased does not mean it is beyond recuperation. It's hard to read articles where the author's goal is not understa
by madamelic 7y ago
>But that languor is, at present, typically debased does not mean it is beyond recuperation.
It's hard to read articles where the author's goal is not understanding but showing off their big words and fancy sentences like it's their freshman English class.
I am still going to read it, but in the future considering being straightforward.
- levythe 7y agoColorful language, when applied tactfully, can communicate more completely than plain language. Most aren't very good at using it, though.
- blueboo 7y ago“Beyond recuperation” is sloppy, imprecise, awkward. The kind of phrase you suspect the author himself would have strained out had a thorough edit been bothered with. I appreciate your persistence. I too want lyricism and the fullness of what language can offer—and persist in fear of being s philistine. But if the author going for style can’t be bothered with purposeful style, I can’t be bothered with reading much further.
- env123 7y agoWell it ain't a technical documentation, that's why it's unreadable to you