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The Aim!
What is your aim when you write?

To please readers
To teach morals to readers
To improve your writing skills
It's just a hobby

If you can answer this question, it is pretty self-explaining.

Personally, I think a post should convey a message to readers like typical moral telling stories. Readers should feel and get the message at the end of the post automatically. Your writing should able to create that feeling.

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