What would you say if you were told that the secret to your blog’s (and company’s) success might lie in your ability to write—for someone else?
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Level343's comment,
January 19, 2012 4:13 PM
Wayne you are so kind for taking the time out to thank me... unlike others... :) lolol
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If you needed to describe the difference between structured and unstructured writing in twenty words or less, you could hardly do better than this: Structured writing means metadata first, content afterwards; unstructured writing means content first, metadata afterwards.
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