Hoping for "lower quality" because it means goofs like me have a chance
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What have you changed about your writing though
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Sounds reductive but trying to write "chapters" of a book over blog posts with my strategy writing has helped the writing be more coherent (while also helping it reach a smaller audience lol)https://tomcritchlow.com/strategy/
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Sounds similar to my blogchains motivation
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@alt_visa to partition off exploration of more radioactive curiosities with closer/trusted friends 2- likelier to not bother replying to replies that seem to miss the spirit of my point (could also be bc of higher volume) -
3- I've also scaled down "here's my take on this current issue" type threads altogether – I keep track of the zeitgeist with a thread of tweets like this, but I seldom even bother articulating an opinion anymore since all variants will emerge eventuallyhttps://twitter.com/visakanv/status/1187219874084347904 …
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Sincerity. Be more sincere about *why* I'm writing a particular post.
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I good strategy I use in academic contexts is to make a declaration at the outset that's something like "this is almost certainly wrong, but it's the best I know how to do at the moment"
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This has the effect of hacking your audience's natural contrarianess to your benefit, so that now when they try to prove you wrong they're also trying to prove that you're saying something useful
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I write a tweetstorm version of each essay before publishing. This usually helps improve the essay itself (--> clearer, more coherent).
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