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The internet used to be fun.

It was weird. It was frenzied. People didn’t know what they were doing, so they tried things. They didn’t optimize, because they didn’t know what to optimize for. Good websites got found because they were good. Good tweets went viral because they were good.

Then people learned how to get the results of being good, at le... See more

Packy McCormick • Make the Internet Fun Again

Sari Azout • Moodboard

sentence, too, should rely more on quality ingredients than baroque artifice.

Joe Moran • First You Write a Sentence.: The Elements of Reading, Writing … and Life.

Quality over quantity. I often worry that I write too much on this blog. After all, the world has a lot of text. Does it need more? Shouldn’t I pick some small number of essays and really perfect them?

Arguably, no. You’ve perhaps heard of the pottery class where students graded on quantity produced more quality than those graded on quality. (It wa

DYNOMIGHT • Things that don’t work

You can be a rambler speaker, but a clear writer!

Lenny Rachitsky • Julie Zhuo on accelerating your career, impostor syndrome, writing, building product sense, using intuition vs. data, hiring designers, and moving into management

Differentiate your content. And more tips for makers who are “bad at marketing” | Product Hunt

Sarah Wright producthunt.com

The point is to understand that the internet moves fast, and then reflect on the role “speed” can play in your writing style, in the context of your chosen category.

Nicolas Cole • The Art and Business of Online Writing: How to Beat the Game of Capturing and Keeping Attention

Part 2: How to cultivate a point of view