Now that I'm getting the hang of this, I'm wondering how to make a post that "sticks"?

Posted by Wonky 11 years, 8 months ago to Philosophy
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I've "tossed" a few ideas (posts) out as fodder for commentary, but I'd like to post some ideas that can evolve as the critiques help to refine, advance, or invalidate them.

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  • Posted by $ winterwind 11 years, 8 months ago in reply to this comment.
    It sometimes helps if one takes a clear position - but sometimes it doesn't.

    ummmm......sticks to what? the wall, in the manner of done [or is it not-yet-done?] pasta? the roof of the reader's metaphorical mind? and do you REALLY want that?

    I don't get #5, isn't there supposed to be a letter between A and C? Always thought so....

    serious: be yourself. In theory, you wouldn't be here if you weren't prepared to be, but !some people!.

    Enjoy!
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  • Posted by Wonky 11 years, 8 months ago
    Let's see...

    1. Check my premises
    2. Ask questions vs. dictating
    3. Avoid "word salad"-ism
    4. Stick to the point
    5. Don't jump from A to C and expect to have the blanks filled in
    6. Use just enough humor to keep it fun

    What else am I missing?
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