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Good point. But I wouldn't say it's more important, for the simple reason that you can write for the wrong audience or with the wrong tone, and still get writin
by sgdesign 14y ago
Good point. But I wouldn't say it's more important, for the simple reason that you can write for the wrong audience or with the wrong tone, and still get writing practice and slowly sharpen up your writing skills.
But if you don't know what to write about, you might very well never get started at all.
- JumpCrisscross 14y agoIf you write the wrong thing for the right audience you should find out rather quickly. If you write the wrong thing for nobody, or worse, a huddle of idiots, you will not find out how bad you are or have bad habits encouraged.