Essentials For Writing Posts In Blogs
Times change. Today the need to communicate information effectively is perhaps more important than it has ever been. The past decade has witnessed a significant revolution in the manner in which we gather, process and communicate information. The twin technology of Internet and personal computers have changed the way nearly everyone works whether one is first time Author or a seasoned Professional, one has to keep pace with the spirit of change and revise, update and reorganize the writing of posts.
Prior to preparing to write, find a subject you care about and which in your heart feel others should care about. It is this genuine caring, not games with language, which will be the most compelling and seductive elements in your style. Most of us were drawn to writing because we found a subject we feel deeply about, not just we wanted to write about it.
Reference Data bases are particularly fruitful sources of information maintained by both public and private organisations. These services focus on a specific kind of document or field. These Databases are becoming more prevalent and probably will be the norm in the future.
As a successful writer, you will find using Internet repeatedly. The vast interconnected system of smaller public and private networking lets users communicate around the globe, finding and sharing
information offering commercial services and opening vast information sources.
But, before using these, two things should be kept in mind.
One, Internet is ever changing entity. Printed materials pointing to special sites is sometimes outdated before even it is published and finding someone useful once does not mean you will be able to locate it again.
Second, Internet has no Gate Keepers. Materials can be, and is, posted by anyone who cares to do so.
This form of publishing lets everyone have a voice, and it provides for a wealth of information evaluation needed before writing on any subject.
Consider write-up ready for printing of publication, when the results and conclusions fulfill at least one of the following requirements -
1) They are reasonably consistent, reproducible and complete.
2) They represent advances in practical application of known principles.
3) They represent significant experimental, theoretical or observational extensions of knowledge.
4) They take knowledge of a step further.
The catch phrase " Publish or Perish" or its upbeat variant " Publish and Flourish" seems to have
as much validity as ever in the minds of publishing community everywhere. The community has
long emphasized quantity and quality scholarly publications as a way to judge the eminence of writers.
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Prior to preparing to write, find a subject you care about and which in your heart feel others should care about. It is this genuine caring, not games with language, which will be the most compelling and seductive elements in your style. Most of us were drawn to writing because we found a subject we feel deeply about, not just we wanted to write about it.
Reference Data bases are particularly fruitful sources of information maintained by both public and private organisations. These services focus on a specific kind of document or field. These Databases are becoming more prevalent and probably will be the norm in the future.
As a successful writer, you will find using Internet repeatedly. The vast interconnected system of smaller public and private networking lets users communicate around the globe, finding and sharing
information offering commercial services and opening vast information sources.
But, before using these, two things should be kept in mind.
One, Internet is ever changing entity. Printed materials pointing to special sites is sometimes outdated before even it is published and finding someone useful once does not mean you will be able to locate it again.
Second, Internet has no Gate Keepers. Materials can be, and is, posted by anyone who cares to do so.
This form of publishing lets everyone have a voice, and it provides for a wealth of information evaluation needed before writing on any subject.
Consider write-up ready for printing of publication, when the results and conclusions fulfill at least one of the following requirements -
1) They are reasonably consistent, reproducible and complete.
2) They represent advances in practical application of known principles.
3) They represent significant experimental, theoretical or observational extensions of knowledge.
4) They take knowledge of a step further.
The catch phrase " Publish or Perish" or its upbeat variant " Publish and Flourish" seems to have
as much validity as ever in the minds of publishing community everywhere. The community has
long emphasized quantity and quality scholarly publications as a way to judge the eminence of writers.
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