For Anyone who Cares:

[Django]

Am I a picky son of a bitch....? Yes.............

This is for those who actually give a damn about their writing:

http://lrs.ed.uiuc.edu/students/fwalters/para.html

Just the stuff about paragraphs...the rest of it is bullshit.........

Django

 

[Wifey]

Thank you for this information! I saved it to my favorites for future reference. :rock: :rock: :rock:

 

[Silverback]

Am I a picky son of a bitch....? Yes.............

This is for those who actually give a damn about their writing:

http://lrs.ed.uiuc.edu/students/fwalters/para.html

Just the stuff about paragraphs...the rest of it is bullshit.........

Django

Sorry Tim, I'm to old to learn.

 

[walenator]

Sorry Tim, I'm to old to learn.

(Burp, fart) Oh sorry, me too!

 

[Django]

Some of the folks on this forum would very much like to express themselves more effectively...They feel that they have something to contribute....and of course, they do.....

But because they lump everything together into one big tedious looking block of words, many people may not inclined to read their contributions...even though their points may be quite valid.....

Here's the tip:

If you separate the individual sub-topics of your writing into paragraphs, it increases the likelyhood that your ideas will be read. The reason being that the eye tells the brain that individual paragraphs are easier to read than huge blocks of words with no space between them.

And since it's human nature to do easy things first, the eye may convince the reader that a post without paragraphs is too laborious to read.

Let your ideas be accessable to more readers...... Use a paragraph now and then and you'll notice (not only) how much more credible your ideas will appear, but how much more impact your thoughts and impressions can have on others.

Django

 

[Begood]

I know I can learn from this.

Just don't expect too much anytime soon.


Bill.

 

[Django]

I know I can learn from this.

Just don't expect too much anytime soon.


Bill.

Billy yer posts are so cryptic, there aren't enough words to make a paragraph....

D

 

[Wifey]

Separating everything makes it easier on the eye :rock:

 

[Azmal]

I care... but I don't wanna read that tonight.

 

[Kevan]

Tim- If you were closer, I'd kiss you.

 

[Django]

Tim- If you were closer, I'd kiss you.

Well, OK................. But, no tongues............

D

 

[KRAZYSRT10]

Not only would learning how to keep peoples attention by using smaller paragraphs be effective but proper spelling might help.....TIM!!!

 

[Silverback]

Some of the folks on this forum would very much like to express themselves more effectively...They feel that they have something to contribute....and of course, they do.....

But because they lump everything together into one big tedious looking block of words, many people may not inclined to read their contributions...even though their points may be quite valid.....

Here's the tip:

If you separate the individual sub-topics of your writing into paragraphs, it increases the likelyhood that your ideas will be read. The reason being that the eye tells the brain that individual paragraphs are easier to read than huge blocks of words with no space between them.

And since it's human nature to do easy things first, the eye may convince the reader that a post without paragraphs is too laborious to read.

Let your ideas be accessable to more readers...... Use a paragraph now and then and you'll notice (not only) how much more credible your ideas will appear, but how much more impact your thoughts and impressions can have on others.

Django

I will admit, there are some posts that, even though interesting, I skip because of the one sentence and/or one paragraph thing.

 

[Silverback]

Not only would learning how to keep peoples attention by using smaller paragraphs be effective but proper spelling might help.....TIM!!!

waht's rong wit me speal'ng? :dontknow:

 

[ntw0rk]

waht's rong wit me speal'ng? :dontknow:

Well, let's start with the following quote:

Sorry Tim, I'm to old to learn.

In this sentence/paragraph, the use of the word "to" is incorrect. The sentence should read:

"Sorry Tim, I'm too old to learn."

 

[Silverback]

Well, let's start with the following quote:


In this sentence/paragraph, the use of the word "to" is incorrect. The sentence should read:

"Sorry Tim, I'm too old to learn."

See what I mean. :rock:

 

[Wifey]

Well, let's start with the following quote:


In this sentence/paragraph, the use of the word "to" is incorrect. The sentence should read:

"Sorry Tim, I'm too old to learn."

I agree that he is to old to learn, but I disagree with the version of too you chose. Too means also I believe?? :dontknow: :rock:

 

[01VIPERGTS/ACR]

I agree that he is to old to learn, but I disagree with the version of too you chose. Too means also I believe?? :dontknow: :rock:

maybe he meant he is also two years old two learn?:dontknow: :rofl:

 

[Silverback]

maybe he meant he is also two years old two learn?:dontknow: :rofl:

Your avatar covers me very well.

 

[harrisb]

I agree that he is to old to learn, but I disagree with the version of too you chose. Too means also I believe?? :dontknow: :rock:

I'm with ntwork on this one....it should be "too"