We're making a book. The margins are important. Do you know how important? An essay on the importance of details felt, if not always noticed.
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(READ ONLY) Margin is an open annotation layer for the internet. Powered by the AT Protocol.
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(READ ONLY) Margin is an open annotation layer for the internet. Powered by the AT Protocol.
Book Margin
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(READ ONLY) Margin is an open annotation layer for the internet. Powered by the AT Protocol.
Minimum Queue Publishing - Wesley's notes
A strategy for writing more often without losing momentum
Saying the obvious thing
Stating the obvious is surprisingly useful. Most of your knowledge lives below the threshold of conscious awareness, so it’s possible for a piece of writing to remind you of what you already know. It’s common to know you don’t like something without being quite sure why, and reading an obvious statement (such as “accuracy matters, even when you agree with the broad strokes”) can help clarify why you find certain things distasteful.
Andrew Tate Doesn’t Get the Point of Books
The erosion of deep reading weakens our capacity to grasp complex ideas.
Childhood And Education #17: Is Our Children Reading
Reading is the most fundamental thing in education.
On Writing #3
Periodically I like to gather various observations about writing, and share my perspective.
Writing Is Thinking
When you write about your work, it makes all of us smarter for the effort, including you. Done well, this kind of sharing means you’re contributing signal, instead of noise. But writers are made, n…
checking out @margin.at — cool Atmosphere app that lets you comment "in the margins" of any site and see what others are saying
