Tips for making writing more fun
> Assume readers know the basics or will look them up [...] One of the beautiful things about reading on the internet is that google is just a click away.<p>Especially in the case of technical jargon, it's a good middle ground to link to a relevant definition directly. That avoids the friction of a suboptimal in-line definition <i>and</i> the friction of forcing a multi-click lookup. A beautiful part of the internet is links :).<p>> Instead of leaving posts as a boring todo chore in the drafts folder, it's perfectly fine to just stop cold and publish if a wrap up doesn't flow naturally. Honestly, nobody cares.<p>While I agree with publishing incomplete content, I would argue that this is an exception to the "Don't caveat, just say it" section from earlier. It's often helpful to caveat incomplete content because it treats the reader with greater respect.