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It seems like I've seen an increased number of these low-effort blog posts, with short, pithy, unsupported and almost-content-free "advice."
by partdavid 4y ago
It seems like I've seen an increased number of these low-effort blog posts, with short, pithy, unsupported and almost-content-free "advice."
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 4y agoAs commonly as "advice" is a form of nostalgia ("Don't make the same mistake I did.") it can still be useful if read from that perspective. This person isn't giving advice but rather explaining a mistake they made. Any calls to action in the article are just behavioral changes learned by the author after noticing their mistake.
- mw888 4y agoIt’s a good conversation starter this one is, at least.