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You began with "there's no way to tldr this" then moved on with "Basically the author says" and sumarised it?
by corin_ 16y ago
You began with "there's no way to tldr this" then moved on with "Basically the author says" and sumarised it?
- chc 16y agoThe obvious meaning to me is "Here's a summary. But no summary could really do justice to this article. You should read it."
- SkyMarshal 16y agoExactly.
- SkyMarshal 16y agoYeah, I was in a hurry as I was writing it and my brain got ahead of my typing and I completely forgot to add this line after my quotation of the author: > Then he goes on to do exactly that throughout the rest of the article. Yes it somewhat contradicts my assertion that there's no way to tldr it, but good tldr's usually condense not just the author's thesis but some of the most pertinent details as well. But in this case that is very difficult, at best.