This publication could not be more precise 😃. It's true that the most great thing about a publication is to read the context in which the project was made, for whom, what difficulties or challenges it had along the way and how it turned out in the end. Personally I don't like when someone puts a little introduction and then "without further ado let's go to the tutorial" and the structured step by step begins. I also support these types of posts but they are not my favorites. I like to read beyond that.
I hope these tips inspire our members to be encouraged to write posts with a little more "spark"? It would be great, it's always a good opportunity for all of us to improve our content ❣️.
THIS 👆🏽! If only I could have added this to my post. These are exactly my thoughts and feelings. It’s like once I get to those repetitive lines I am ready to leave the post and search for something with more depth. However, we do still support these posts but they are not as engaging which makes it hard to enjoy.
Thank you for adding your valuable input on this. I too hope it encourages our community to add more spark to their publications. Unfortunately it seems the ones who need to read posts like these never bother to take the time to read, grow and learn from them. I feel the only ones who read these posts are the ones who are already doing great. Hopefully this will change though. 😕
Maybe between you, @kattycrochet and I together we can add this link on posts we feel could use the challenge and encouragement to improve and do better.
Yes, it is a great idea to suggest it to those who need it. It will also be a benefit for them because their posts will have more value :)
Absolutely! 😉👌🏽
Thank you ~
I really agree with this idea, and, of course I will suggest this post to everyone who need to improve its engagement.
Awesome! Thank you Katty ~ 😉