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If "standing out" is your goal, sorry but generic boilerplate platitudes is not the way to go. I reckon the problem is this vague notion that exists about what
by brianmcc 7y ago
If "standing out" is your goal, sorry but generic boilerplate platitudes is not the way to go.
I reckon the problem is this vague notion that exists about what "professional" looks like - slick, smooth, bland, and relentlessly positive seems to be an easy bar.
Honestly if you want to promote replies that stand out, then you need to do just that: make them stand out, not just blend in.