The Mastery Of A Language & Its Impact On Content Creating.

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Context is everything when it comes to writing because one's command of a language often determines the degree to which one'll be able to use words to construct sentences. I used to think the English language is the most complex and even till now, I'm not sure if that's true or not.

One of the reasons why I say so is how we can use almost the same sentences in different constructs to entirely mean different things or create different impressions. I haven't studied other languages to know if they've got as much depth as the English language does and it's been.

English isn't my first language, but a lingua franca, I studied french sometimes ago, but I find it extremely uninspiring. Maybe it was because I am too old to understand it or because of the circumstances involved, but then I did find it to be in-depth as English. It had its rules, but there was nothing colorful or magical about it.

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Being Lettered: possessing The Command

One thing is, I am not an excellent user, of the English language, I like to think I do fairly well especially when it comes to writing. However, I like to think that being an avid reader enhanced this. A lot of people feel that being educated necessary means being able to write or speak well or command the knowledge of the English language.

This isn't true. English is mainly learned, there are differences between being smart, and intelligent or being well-lettered. One's command of a language, the English language for example is being mistaken for intelligence when it's only a medium of expression.

Although this is a monetizable skill, the ability to creatively express is monetizable and during practical journalism classes, I came to understand accent as a tool in marketing strategy. Who would have thought that? Well, I got to understand that accents can serve as a marketing tool in a business transaction, hence, the more reason a spoken mastery is different from mastery in writing.

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Language: In Relativity To Hive

Let's be factual, the English language is sellable, especially on the Blockchain, recently we've seen the Spanish community thrive due to some curators curating Spanish-based content thereby creating more diversity and equality to language influence on rewards. (Hopefully, this can apply to other languages soon enough) Because language and expertise are a way to communicate content, it's important to convey content in universal languages, hence creating an appeal or increasing one's consumer base.

However, it's not enough to have a good understanding of the language, sometimes it boils down to descriptive and narrative abilities especially when the intent of the content, is to firstly for aesthetics, impression, and then lastly reward. While a curator might curate by familiarity or curation rewards, another one might just take a look at value and aesthetical value.

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Choosing A Title For Your Blog Post.

Let's face it, most English writers write their posts before even choosing the title. This is because content ideas are vague, elaborate, and opaque. Another reason is that content idea are indefinite. Most times people write " as they go" this means not having initial intentions, but allowing their knowledge to generate more knowledge, concepts band ideas.

Because of this, choosing a title for a blog post can be tricky. This is because of language preference. Some people like to give off very little information on their title, to leave the suspense for the main post, while this is a tool to forestall curiosity, someone some readers want to get 50% of the gist from the title.

However, I'd say the majority are attracted to the epic titles, some would prefer to just get a little or no idea from the title, rather than already predicting the post by looking at the title.

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Creating An Identify

However it is, it's important to create an emblem as a writer, this way, you can understand your style of writing and stamp this impression on others too. One of the things I do when choosing a title is make sure it covers the dominant theme in the post. (That's if I don't have a title already after writing a post) Another thing is making your titleless wordy

This means cutting down irrelevancies, rather than crowding a title with too much description or narratives, this is different from even giving off too much information from a title.

But then, finding the right topic can be a hassle, sometimes we try to create a balance. However, some authors do not bother because there are no incentives for all this precision. However, it personally enhances the abilities of a writer to get better at content creation in general.

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