Micro Persuasion: Does Shorter = Better?

Tuesday, October 04, 2005

Does Shorter = Better?

I have converted Jason Salas into the a fan for the short blog post . Where do the rest of you stand? Would you rather have fewer posts with more depth or frequent short posts with high value information? It's hard to combine them (and maintain a life).

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