LOL, it burns
Beware of lists in which each word begins with the same letter. This technique is in effect an error-assuring code. The longer the list, the less likely the words are the right ones.
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Same should go for if the spell something clever, no? Maybe to a lesser extent.
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Absolutely Accurate Actually astonishing Advice
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Absolutely. Alliteration almost always affects applicability adversely.
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But what the hell is wrong with Investigate, Integrate, Index, Infer and Iterate? Isn't this the bedrock of Ingenuity?
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There is analysis and there is marketing. Make sure you know which you are reading.
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In Hertford, Hereford and Hampshire hurricanes hardly ever happen.
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With the very useful exception (for those of us with kids): "Words that start with B." Other letters may apply. The same goes with Acronyms that spell words. Those are a particular pet peeve of mine.
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Keeping us all safe from the dangers of creative alliteration
Next up: Beware of things that rhyme; Poems are rarely peer-reviewed, and songs are known to completely bypass fact-checking. -
Rhymes are ridiculously good at sticking in heads. Which means they're either even worse than alliteration, or secretly useful.
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