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Why and how to write things on the Internet | benkuhn.net

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Contents Recently I noticed that most existing "why you should write a blog" articles ( e.g. ) have at least one of two shortcomings, according to me: They mostly focus on counterarguments to not starting a blog, rather than positive arguments in favor of starting one-as if people's natural state is to produce amazing blogs and the only thing holding them back is silly misconceptions. This might be true for extreme outliers like Scott Alexander, but personally, my natural state is to play lots of video games and I need to be convinced to do other stuff instead. They don't set the reader up to

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