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Hi,
QuackGuru. I'm attempting to write an essay about a specific problem over which we have had conflicts; it's now in a more finished state than my first version. I would really appreciate a more detailed critique, if you have time to make one; I would like to see this issue from your perspective. You will note that I linked to
an essay of yours; I'd be happy to critique that, if you think it would be useful. A major reason for this essay was my hope that discussing it will not only lead to a better essay, but to more mutual understanding and less conflict with you. It seems like a possible constructive dispute-resolution mechanism.
I'd also be glad of any suggestions for a metaphor less gruesome than Procrustes, but just as memorable and to-the-point. I can't think of one.
HLHJ (
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This page is within the scope of WikiProject Wikipedia essays, a collaborative effort to organise and monitor the impact of
Wikipedia essays. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the
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Hi,
QuackGuru. I'm attempting to write an essay about a specific problem over which we have had conflicts; it's now in a more finished state than my first version. I would really appreciate a more detailed critique, if you have time to make one; I would like to see this issue from your perspective. You will note that I linked to
an essay of yours; I'd be happy to critique that, if you think it would be useful. A major reason for this essay was my hope that discussing it will not only lead to a better essay, but to more mutual understanding and less conflict with you. It seems like a possible constructive dispute-resolution mechanism.
I'd also be glad of any suggestions for a metaphor less gruesome than Procrustes, but just as memorable and to-the-point. I can't think of one.
HLHJ (
talk) 04:15, 9 November 2019 (UTC)reply