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Wednesday Writing Wisdom

The danger of copy and paste
Copying and pasting from one document to another allows you to generate text quickly without thinking very hard. It builds bulk but not always meaning. Using existing text is an effective way to get started, but always make sure to revise so that the meaning is clear and relevant to the new document. Lazy writing reflects lazy thinking.

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