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Hemingway is an app which makes terrible, and largely trivial stylistic advice. Fortunately, the real Hemingway had no truck with following such terrible "rule
by grabcocque 12y ago
Hemingway is an app which makes terrible, and largely trivial stylistic advice.
Fortunately, the real Hemingway had no truck with following such terrible "rules":
http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=10416 http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=10416
- iQuercus 12y agoAs with all tools, it depends on how you use it. If a writer lets software dictate his style, then he's hopeless. But I think this can be a good tool for helping you introduce more variety to your writing. It can help open up stylistic choices as opposed to auto-pilot writing. We've all written something with nary a thought, and usually it stinks. You don't have to follow its recommendations, but it can make you stop and re-evaluate what you've written, and that makes it more useful than one might imagine. As a first-line editing tool, I think it's clever, don't you?