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Length: Max. 300 words for me. No limit on images and the works.
Frequency: As a rule, post a blog every time you feel strongly about something, and do it while it's hot. Readers love topicality and passionate writing.
If there are thumb rules, I would not want to know of any that distract me from saying what I want to when I want to (and all that I want to).

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: Different kinds of editors I've noticed references to different kinds of editors such as copy editor, line editor and development editor. I'd like to know the different categories of editors and

: Generally, in a formal essay, it is preferable to eliminate phrases such as "the readers". "The readers" is fairly vague, and too inclusive. It is a weasel word; as it lends a greater sense

: Can anyone direct me to writers' resources on AI or robotic ethics? I am in the process of writing a science fiction novel that will involve a large quantity and variety of synthetic life

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