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I'm J. Angelo Racoma, a full-time professional blogger and freelance writer. In my previous life, I was a lackey for the Philippine government (an economist) and thereafter a corporate drone for the country's domain registry (we also created blogging solutions). I have also worked on several independent web development projects for government and private enterprises, and provided web content on a freelance basis. Do check out my profile and Curriculum Vitae to learn more about me. Or click here to learn more about this blog.
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5 Responses
jhay
March 8th, 2007 at 7:51 am
1So it’s a choice between creative writing and technical writing? I guess it depends upon the blog your write and the niche you’re in.
ade
March 8th, 2007 at 9:00 am
2Oh my god. I’m lazy!
ia
March 11th, 2007 at 9:07 am
3I disagree. The trait of a good poem, for example, is that it says everything it needs to say in the fewest words possible. (I’m trying to remember where I heard that. Probably in CW 10.) One might dispute that with more flowery poetry—-and prose, actually—-but I believe it’s still true for those works. There are flowery words, and then there are unnecessary words. That goes for design, programming, and practically everything else.
There’s a saying by Eintstein about it. And there’s Occam’s Razor. Not exactly the same but emphasize simplicity, nay, elegance.
Adam Mordo
March 13th, 2007 at 4:47 pm
4I wouldn’t say that the delineation itself is between technical and creative writing. As ia pointed out, some literary genres actually require the economy of words. (e.g. poetry, vignettes, etc) I suppose it boils down to intent. For instance, rambling can be humorous or it could reiterate exasperation. The way I see it, if it’s purposeful, then it’s ok.
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