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Ironically though, without the author's previous revisions (saying the same thing multiple times) the article wouldn't deliver the message as well.
by keesj 13y ago
Ironically though, without the author's previous revisions (saying the same thing multiple times) the article wouldn't deliver the message as well.
- rmrfrmrf 13y agoThe "revisions" aren't really revisions; they're part of the article. If you have the proper context, you don't need to be verbose. For example, if I go to your startup's website, I don't need to be told that "Company X is a lightweight web application that..."; if you have visuals and a context, information like "lightweight web application" is redundant.