Re: Writing to your audience
I think there are ways it can be their fault.
AUDIENCE FAULT #1 -- ambition ... AUDIENCE FAULT #2 -- distraction ...
Faults #3 and #4 (uglification and derision) remain as an exercise for the reader.
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