Author: Ricardo Gibert
Date: 01:51:16 05/19/05
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On May 19, 2005 at 04:20:03, Jonas Cohonas wrote: >>Dear KK, >> >>If you would write in paragraph form, with sentences grouped by relationship to >>a particular thought or point, your thoughts would be much easier to read & >>understand. >> >>Paragraphs can have a lead sentence (so the reader knows the next point that is >>to be discussed), and end with a conclusionary sentence when a point is >>illustrated or proven. I'm no writing expert, but you know what I mean. >> >>Several paragraphs in a row, when related, can elucidate or cover a particular >>theme of the author--from introduction, to conclusion. >> >>By writing in a l-o-o-o-n-g single paragraph, it is easy to mix several points >>so thoroughly that the reader gets confused. It is hard to tell when a totally >>new theme is being introduced, or when the text is hearkening back to a >>previously introduced theme that may or may not have been concluded. >> >>Did you always write in such a mono-paragraph style? >> >>Thanks for considering this writing style change, >> >>A reader, >>--Steve > >I must admit, i haven't bothered to read his posts because of this single >paragraph "style", so needless to say i agree with you Steve. I've tried reading some of his posts, but always give up fairly quickly.
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