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Unlike taking notes, Twittering requires more concentration and self-consciousness.
Despite twittering’s similarity to note-taking, it demands more attention from the writer: Tweets are for an audience, while notes barely require coherence. (Inspired by some responses to Josh Harris’… more →
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Dear Mr. Prime Minister
votecongress wrote 2 days ago: The ‘Aam Aadmi’ writes to the PM, on rediff.com, telling him that while governance under … more →
Constructive Criticism Welcome Here
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Julie wrote 2 days ago: What’s that new badge in my sidebar? In a discussion at the 365′ers Facebook Group (mo … more →
How To Deal with Conflicting Critiques
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The Procrastinating Writer wrote 3 days ago: courtesy of base2wave By Jennifer Blanchard A few weeks ago I wrote a blog post about how to get the … more →
How to Form A Writing Roundtable
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The Procrastinating Writer wrote 1 week ago: courtesy of Mike Schinkel By Jennifer Blanchard Once you’ve written something and done an e … more →
Giving away a story
leta1950 wrote 1 week ago: I finished my latest short story, and plan to post it onto Zoetrope to see what the “people … more →
Problems with Pip-Boy 3: Instances
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mtvernon wrote 2 weeks ago: Over the past two weeks on mashedmarket, I’ve been scrutinizing Fallout 3’s sometimes counter … more →
How to Get the Most Out of a Writing Critique
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The Procrastinating Writer wrote 3 weeks ago: courtesy of herval By Jennifer Blanchard As a writer, if you’re interested in making your writ … more →
Intellectual Vandalism
Dale Williams wrote 3 weeks ago: A friend told me about a house he was building. It took months to get it nearly complete. Lots of wo … more →
Problems with Pip-Boy 2: Interface
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mtvernon wrote 3 weeks ago: Last week on mashedmarket, I started thinking about the minor shortcomings of Fallout 3’s ama … more →
Receiving and Applying Constructive Criticism = Improving
joeljunker wrote 1 month ago: Constructive criticism. Those two words send shivers down my spine. I don’t like giving it an … more →
Problems with Pip-Boy 1: Introduction
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mtvernon wrote 1 month ago: In an old “Design Lesson 101″ post over at the ever-insightful Design Rampage blog, Rav … more →
Unlike taking notes, Twittering requires more concentration and self-consciousness.
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Abraham Piper wrote 1 month ago: Despite twittering’s similarity to note-taking, it demands more attention from the writer: Tweets ar … more →
If you wouldn’t make a kid feel ugly, fat, or stupid, don’t make them feel disfluent.
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Abraham Piper wrote 1 month ago: When you correct children’s language, it’s similar to remarking on their skin or weight or intellige … more →
What does Carthage Indiana have to do with homemade lock picks?
ellewiegert wrote 1 month ago: I am thrilled to announce I have crossed over the 30,000 word point. 30,000 words! Holy cow. I am in … more →
American Dream vs. Christian Living
Brian Phillips wrote 1 month ago: The Desiring God blog has posted a series of interviews with Paul Tripp. This quote from the most r … more →
Top 10 Keys to Leadership Success
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Erin Schreyer wrote 1 month ago: I attended the first annual Ohio Women’s Conference today. What a GREAT day of networking, sp … more →
Finding substance
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leta1950 wrote 1 month ago: You’ve got a lovely bit of detail here, but not much in the way of substance. You may want to extend … more →
Jesus Follower, Christians are your family. Are you going to disown them?
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Abraham Piper wrote 1 month ago: Self-applying the term Jesus follower for accuracy or lexical variety is good. Doing it to distance … more →
Don’t judge something's value by whether or not you can live without it.
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Abraham Piper wrote 1 month ago: When you take a break from something and you don’t miss it, that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s not v … more →
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