Writing Tips Needed TT^TT

[simplyme]

How on earth can I write about an issue subjected to a particular study, and make the readers that are not related at all to the mentioned topic understand, without leaving out the originally desired standard of specification??

Simplicity, afterall, undergoes an explicit process of complexity and complicated designation, to achieve the level of effective information transparency.


Now I know not to take anything that's very easy to understand for granted. :D

[lu_hehe]

Use notes...

E.g. when you are saying: "Global warming has affected us greatly, and we are trying to reduce the effect, blah, blah, blah...", say: "So what is global warming?" and then explain the term.

We cannot simplify the problem by leaving out the terms that are specifically assigned to define things in a particular study, so the best we can do is to state the terms and explain them using more common, basic terms.


I always hate doing science reports and research projects, so I have no more ideas beyond this. (imagine in the resources they always always try to confuse people with big words) :so_funny:


Anyway, that overly complicated way of writing again (you're just the master of complication, eh??). I have to read it twice (while leaving out some words) to grab the idea :so_funny: