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It's always the job of the writer to make himself understood. If the writer chooses to use words that alienate his readers, such that they refuse to listen to a
by jt2190 13y ago
It's always the job of the writer to make himself understood. If the writer chooses to use words that alienate his readers, such that they refuse to listen to any of his ideas, it's his failure, not theirs. This world is not populated with vulcans ("thought process failure"?) and logic alone will not carry the day.
That said, you have every right to write what you want to.
Best of luck.
- 001sky 13y agoIf the writer chooses to use words that alienate his readers You (seemingly) are an example of everything you argue against, tho. Shoot the messenger is not a strong or attractive argument. Neither is failing to (properly) understand a literary reference, have a sense of irony, history, humor, etc... Lighten up and argue your point, properly. With trasnparency, not FUD and oblique credibility attacks. This is also a good time to think about whether you are a cultural fit with HN.[1] __________ [1] <sarcasm tag> Be Glad I'm not your boss. Oh, wait, that would be an asshole comment. OK folks. Carry on. NOthing to see here.