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re: use.Perl journal writing tips (Score:1)
Some of my friends and acquaintances read my blog. I've had some remarks about writing this or writing that and I notice that that stopped me from writing about issues that are too personal, when in fact, I shouldn't be bothered. My blog is place to rant. Sometimes it's just fun to be the only one who know what you're talking about and being able to look back at it later on and laugh.
Re: (Score:1)
I don’t think short entries are key to anything. It’s just easier to get them right (and harder to waste effort when on them you don’t).
Structuring your text well when you post longer entries, however, is a must.