As the writer of the essays and specific blog posts I have seen an incredible improvement of the quality of the writing and the habits that produce such great works of art. I have finally learned the difference between formal essay writing and informal everything else writing. I'm actually quite proud.
Prof. Jenn had to write "don't use 'you ' to mean 'I' or 'one'" on almost every one of my papers. I feel bad that I did it every single time, but sometimes I'd forget that I wasn't writing a blog post and accidently slip one or two in there. I really do know the difference between the two though. I've always had a problem staying in one tense, not using "you" and being formal enough because teachers have told me to write like I'm having a conversation. Well, what I didn't quite understand is that it's supposed to be an intelligent sounding conversation and one does not simple talk directly to their audience. I've got it now, so I'll leave the "Are you sitting me?" for blogging and use "One would not consider themselves to have been shat " for essays. I'm not sure that even answers the question. I'm not even sure that's an answer.
I liked the blogging thing, so I hope the next batch of people do too. It really does help with differentiating between what is formal and acceptable (not this) and what is informal and not really acceptable anywhere. Then apply that to an essay and the problem of "you" is no longer a problem. I also think it's good to have a project that is long term and expanded on in almost every class because you have a whole week to think about what you want to say.
I don't know if I could pick one post that I liked more than the others, but if I did it would be
"...consider the doubts you or other REASONABLE PEOPLE might have..."because I already knew a little bit about it from high school, so I found that reading more about it was interesting and writing about it was easy. I like when that happens. I also liked that the book was formal and sassy with the comment that I used for the title of that post. The book knows the difference.
This has been a work of art because I know the difference between formal and informal writing.
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