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Rules of good writing (2007)

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102 points santiviquez | 2 comments | 07 Jul 25 14:03 UTC | HN request time: 0.561s | source
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90s_dev ◴[09 Jul 25 02:00 UTC] No.44505682[source]▶
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sandspar ◴[09 Jul 25 02:16 UTC] No.44505768[source]▶
Huh? It's trivially easy to write a Reddit post that gets thousands of readers. A mid tier YouTube scriptwriter can reach tens of millions of readers/listeners every week. A well-written Instagram comment can receive millions of views in a matter of days.

If you're content to remain nameless then you can reach millions of readers.

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1. JadeNB ◴[09 Jul 25 03:00 UTC] No.44505989[source]▶
> If you're content to remain nameless then you can reach millions of readers.

Why should namelessness help? None of the examples you mention seem to require it.

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2. sandspar ◴[09 Jul 25 06:07 UTC] No.44506761[source]▶
Sorry, I would have more accurately said "if you're willing to piggyback on a larger creator's channel", which typically but not necessarily involves near-anonymity, and where one doesn't need to have a famous name.