[ SECRET POST #2937 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2937 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure which part you're refuting. You're the one who brought up communicating clearly vs "I'm not changing my story", and I only addressed why there's a difference.

If you mean the part about the advice in this thread, I assumed from your DA tag that you weren't the person I was originally talking to (i.e. the person who suggested that 'advice' in the first place). Apologies if you are, but my opinion on that advice still stands.

I don't write for thirteen year olds. What they pick up from my work is pretty irrelevant to me in this context, and their idea of "something stupid" is equally so. What they think is "stupid" may just be something they haven't encountered before. What they don't understand may just be something thirteen year olds can't understand by dint of being thirteen. It certainly isn't something on the basis of which I'd change my work in any way. I'd rather know that my intended audience was getting it the way I wanted them to.