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I can't comment on the content of the article yet, because I'm still struggling to read it. What strikes me as astonishing is how badly it's written so far: No
by CodeMage 17y ago
I can't comment on the content of the article yet, because I'm still struggling to read it. What strikes me as astonishing is how badly it's written so far:
Not altogether surprising I suppose given the recession, a new Latina justice who made a mildly offensive gaff early on, and a brave attempt at universal (a word which does not mean "socialist") health care.
This sentence no verb. And if that's not enough, the very next sentence mentions "Obama fanatacs". Yes, petty as it might seem, I am complaining about spelling and grammar. When I'm reading, things like that distract me. If you're addressing a wide audience, please be responsible enough to ensure a certain level of quality. I know that it becomes a non-trivial effort once you're past the 140-character limit, but think of it as an entry barrier for the medium ;)
- RyanMcGreal 17y agoYou'd think that tight editing would come naturally after writing within the strictures of the twitter status box.
- calcnerd256 17y agoThink of it as (lambda xs . "[This is n]ot altogether surprising[,] I suppose, given" xs).