Website review: Plain Language Humor: How to Write...
doc1881 discovered this in Humor
•43 reviews since Dec 20, 2006
humor, writing, language
•plainlanguage.gov/examples/humor/writegood.cf...
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doc1881 discovered 19 months ago- As a Technical Writer, I always try follow these rules. Especially No. 28 ~ Never use a big word when a diminutive alternative would suffice.
- Dakam rated 3 weeks ago
- From the page: "How to Write Good" lol what?
- Weezy8 rated 7 months ago
- "How to Write Good" This reminds me of a good friend of mine that was an english teacher in a public school in New Orleans. Loretta, i just want to remind you that you is a good english tech and thats was up:-)
- jessie197 rated 11 months ago
- I'm not sure what's funnier: the page, or the reviews of the page.
- calliopemused rated 11 months ago
- And every rule can be broken. Classic.
- dustbunnyodoom rated 11 months ago
- From the page: "Don't use commas, that, are not, necessary."
- clamour rated 11 months ago
- ummmm... read william safires rules and ignore this crap. Or follow these rules and shed any essence of style and don't "write good." Aliteration rules, as does consanance and assonance. Unless this is satire, which of course means its bad satire.
- coop2 rated 12 months ago
- I love these tips.(Especially 6 & 7)
- wrigleyirish rated 13 months ago
- I'm fairly certain that the page's title is meant to be ironical, people.
