TITLE: Writing Advice for Me
AUTHOR: Eugene Wallingford
DATE: October 11, 2012  3:21 PM
DESC: 
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I'm not a big fan of Top Ten lists on the web, unless they
come from fellow Hoosier
<A HREF="http://www.cbs.com/shows/late_show/top_ten/">
   David Letterman</A>.
But I do like Number 9 on
<A HREF="https://whatedsaid.wordpress.com/2012/10/07/10-tips-for-reluctant-bloggers/">
   this list of writing tips</A>:

<BLOCKQUOTE>
Exclude
<DEL>all</DEL>
words that
<DEL>just</DEL>
don't add anything.  This was the
<DEL>very</DEL>
best
<DEL>piece of</DEL>
advice I read when I
<DEL>first</DEL>
started blogging.
<DEL>Carefully</DEL>
re-read posts
<DEL>that you have written</DEL>
and
<DEL>try to</DEL>
remove
<DEL>all the</DEL>
extraneous words
<DEL>that add little or nothing</DEL>.
</BLOCKQUOTE>

This advice strikes a chord in me because I struggle to
follow it, even when I am writing about it.
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