Tautology
I love correcting texts for tautology.
The previous post is full of dull repetition and is a reminder of hours spent polishing bits of prose before they could be unleashed upon the public.
The best thing about a blog is that it can be corrected, even years later, and if the reader does not like what they see, they can tidy it up for themselves.
The previous post is full of dull repetition and is a reminder of hours spent polishing bits of prose before they could be unleashed upon the public.
The best thing about a blog is that it can be corrected, even years later, and if the reader does not like what they see, they can tidy it up for themselves.
posted by Tales from the Birch Wood. at
16:33
2 Comments:
Alas, I found no tautology in the previous post. Perhaps I encountered the corrected version?
Tell me of the tautology! :)
I seem to have hidden tracks better than I thought, perhaps?
"Gang" and "tragic" are a bit too obvious for me.
Roget's "Thesaurus" used keep short pieces fresh in the past.
Shall address energy to finding synonyms to add variety.
It's like playing a word version of "Patience".
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