Please write the sequence so that each article independently presents one idea (or one group of ideas), and thus can be rated according to how well the idea in the article is presented.
I hate articles which are just an “introduction” to something that is supposed to be written in the second part (which sometimes also is just an introduction to the third part). It is OK if an article contains hyperlinks to previous articles, but it is bad if it references unexisting (at given moment) future articles.
Also, many self-help books start with 100 pages of motivation, followed by an advice that could be expressed using 5 sentences but is expanded to another 100 pages. I am not going to criticize this at books; there could be a good reason for this. For example, the customers prefer thick books, because their heuristics say that thick books contain more information; and if you don’t conform to their biases, they will simply not buy your book. -- But this is a blog, we don’t need to fill a given amount of pages just to make a customer happy. You can get directly to the point.
Please write the sequence so that each article independently presents one idea (or one group of ideas), and thus can be rated according to how well the idea in the article is presented.
I hate articles which are just an “introduction” to something that is supposed to be written in the second part (which sometimes also is just an introduction to the third part). It is OK if an article contains hyperlinks to previous articles, but it is bad if it references unexisting (at given moment) future articles.
Also, many self-help books start with 100 pages of motivation, followed by an advice that could be expressed using 5 sentences but is expanded to another 100 pages. I am not going to criticize this at books; there could be a good reason for this. For example, the customers prefer thick books, because their heuristics say that thick books contain more information; and if you don’t conform to their biases, they will simply not buy your book. -- But this is a blog, we don’t need to fill a given amount of pages just to make a customer happy. You can get directly to the point.