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Submitted on 2009/03/25 at 10:30am I agree Ken! M...

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Submitted on 2009/03/25 at 10:30am

I agree Ken! My writing was more towards “general” rubrics of good writing. If you know your audience and then write about something, it certainly adds much more value to your wriiting. Thanks for mentioning about it.

Submitted on 2009/03/25 at 10:27am Thank You Geor...

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Submitted on 2009/03/25 at 10:27am

Thank You Georgiy. It was good that you found it useful!

Submitted on 2009/03/21 at 3:08pm Kia ora SonaliM...

2010-01-08T13:47:52.251+05:30

Submitted on 2009/03/21 at 3:08pm

Kia ora SonaliM

One thing a writer MUST keep in the mind is who s going to read the writing. If this is unknown, it might as well be written in any random foreign language - and I’m not talking about ethnicity here.

The ‘target audience’ is a term that’s often been used to describe this nebulous group of readers. Its composition MUST be estimated before the writer writes. Knowledge of this composition, and the taking of it into account, are of paramount importance.

Then and only then can the writer begin to consider the points you bring forward in your rubrics.

Catchya later
from Middle-earth

Submitted on 2009/03/13 at 2:11am Great post! Ve...

2010-01-08T13:47:23.396+05:30

Submitted on 2009/03/13 at 2:11am

Great post!

Very interesting theme and your advices about “good writing” is simply and very usefull. I’m working in russian company providing e-learning called “Center eLearning” and i have to say that your advices usefull absolutely everywhere. It’s amazing

Thank you.