Is It A Good Question?

Maybe I should just make it Andrew night at PubliusTX?

He refers to an article at A List Apart entitled "10 Tips On Writing The Living Web."

Most of it is good advice, but (as usual) Andrew picks out the most important part.

And to follow the advice Andrew points out to us, I guess I should abandon all Straussian esotericism and note that I think it's the most important part because it applies to good writing in a broader context than bloggyland. Critical reading and writing would both be better served if those engaged in the enterprises would ask three simple questions (that I learned from Ross Lence): what does it say, what does it mean, and what difference does it make.

[Posted at 23:21 CST on 08/19/02] [Link]