Why people like your quick bullshit takes better than your high-effort posts — LessWrong
Those new bloggers, who are kind of upset about the internet's bad taste, might benefit from reading artist Dimespin’s essay: “Why people like your doodles better than your finished works.”
x Why people like your quick bullshit takes better than your high-effort posts — LessWrong Writing (communication method) Practical Curated 2025 Top Fifty: 16 % 253 Why people like your quick bullshit takes better than your high-effort posts by eukaryote 28th Nov 2025 Linkpost for eukaryotewritesblog.com 6 min read 29 253 Right now I’m coaching for Inkhaven , a month-long marathon writing event where our brave residents are writing a blog post every single day for the entire month of November. And I’m pleased that some of them have seen success – relevant figures seeing the posts, shares on Ha
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