* I print this checklist and cross items off, every time * One time, I forgot a heading picture!

* Comments represent your writing just like any other article * A Google search can find everything that you post, even comments * That’s true on any platform

* Some were the most hate-filled, ignorant posts I have ever seen * Is this how you want to be viewed?

* Making use of other reader’s comments and claps

* Writing-advice articles are worth reading, but may not fit your process * Expect that you will need to adjust tips for you

* You must be able to speak and write so that a vice president, with limited technical background, will understand. ===> You need to be able to sell your ideas! <=== * In my experience, programmers and engineers have problems doing that.

* Independent proofreaders find things you overlook * My writers club made 102 unique suggestions on one of my submissions

* Will the reader get your points? * Will grammatical issues be annoying enough to prevent them from finishing? * Is the structure irritating?

* How to be consistent when assigning stars in a book review

* The easiest to follow — Medium

* Lists has no way to add a section title, so I invented one * Step-by-step

* Describes the Table-of-Contents methodology using Story and List technology ===> Replaces story-only version as of July 21, 2021

* I always said, “I explain things so clearly that a vice president can understand.” * Some people laugh! * Here’s my description of Medium for non-writers.

According to my survey, 91% felt links in comments are ok if: - done professionally, relevant, - and not specifically forbidden by the author