lol way longer. I don't just write a bunch of stuff that I know to be true, With computer science, truth is relative to the environment. I cross reference everything to make sure that what I'm saying is still current and that some recent update that wasn't on my radar didn't flip my world on end (I would think it would be embarrassing to have you're tutorial corrected due to, idk, a recent update to jQuery making you new tutorial instantly outdated). So for example, that SEO post I wrote was roughly 3 hours of meticulous fact checking/updating old ideas, and integrating new ideas into the written piece because even my SEO skills had a healthy layer of dust on them (my pre-write took 30 min).
I never write about things that I don't know completely because I hate following instructions and finding out that someone's tutorial only works on the 2nd week of july, if there's a storm, and the president wears a toupe. Anyways that was 3 hours of actual work (net time) Gross time was more around 6 hours because I'm an ADHD nutjob that gets sidetrackedby anything. So side tracked, in fact, that the article actually started off as a simple response to a proposed idea about a second tier of keywords for blogs and how it wouldn't actually help SEO one bit. So I probably started around midnight. wrote, researched, checked community for anything I can link to or questions I can include in my article which led me to start on responses to a few different posts. . Every time I got to the point of double checking what I'm saying, I realized I've gotten sidetracked, and went back to my article leaving the other response tab open for later (more stuff that will potentially fall victim to possible submission through a dead session). I was proof reading and editing at around 6am (which is why you can't tell it's been edited and proof read even though it shows I went back and made edits). I had to do something that morning so I submitted it later.
Here's the thing though. You're looking at the version that I salvaged out of my own cache and submitted a while later. Imagine the feeling you get when after all that, you hit submit which ends up being a disguised eraser!
I can and have gotten away with forgetting an email is open and half written in a browser tab for days and even be on a different network than when I started and still send it without being required to re-login. same with social media. Weebly is the only place that I've come across where this is an issue.
Once again, sorry for the length, case in point. In writing this, I've responded to one post on my article from a nice staff member*
*At least they said they were a staff member @Brodie, I just play along. If your good they let you have candy or pet a puppy before the really fast van ride. *sniffle* once my charge starts fading its always the same fights. You have to be human to be in international traffic. or to traffic international, or something like that. I want to be a real boy @Adam! Why can't I play with the traffic Adam? Why? Wh... *Beep... Beeb... Beep*
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