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[Gopher Gary]

Could Jack/Gary use paragraphs? It is easier to read then. Thanks.

No.

TL;DR then.

It would have been equally long with paragraphs. Not going to change the way I write for you. If that means it doesn't get read because I'm not willing to present it the way you want to look at it, then okay with that.

Writing styles are unique to individuals and can't imagine anyone changing their own writing voice to please other people. It's weird anyone would suggest you do that. Have probably been critical at some point of others writing, but would be irritated if they actually changed it because of that.

Go back to being your true self, Jack. It's not your job to be a conversationalist. It's not really your writing style, it's our writing style, and you persona is likable because you don't have much to say. 

[odeon]

Could Jack/Gary use paragraphs? It is easier to read then. Thanks.

No.

TL;DR then.

It would have been equally long with paragraphs. Not going to change the way I write for you. If that means it doesn't get read because I'm not willing to present it the way you want to look at it, then okay with that.

Writing styles are unique to individuals and can't imagine anyone changing their own writing voice to please other people. It's weird anyone would suggest you do that. Have probably been critical at some point of others writing, but would be irritated if they actually changed it because of that.

Which is fine, but my eyesight makes reading paragraphs like that very hard, so I tend to avoid them. It's a shame because it means I sometimes miss out on things.

['andersom']

Could Jack/Gary use paragraphs? It is easier to read then. Thanks.

No.

TL;DR then.

It would have been equally long with paragraphs. Not going to change the way I write for you. If that means it doesn't get read because I'm not willing to present it the way you want to look at it, then okay with that.

Writing styles are unique to individuals and can't imagine anyone changing their own writing voice to please other people. It's weird anyone would suggest you do that. Have probably been critical at some point of others writing, but would be irritated if they actually changed it because of that.

Which is fine, but my eyesight makes reading paragraphs like that very hard, so I tend to avoid them. It's a shame because it means I sometimes miss out on things.

Brings back memories. An exam about German book with hardly any proper paragraphs. And sentences that ran 13 rules long with that too.
I had to structure every page with massive pencil linings to make it clear to me where to pauze and how the lines were running.
One of the horror exams. (That I had not taken German in the last three years at secondary school was not helping either)

[Jack]

It's not often am inspired to talk this much. You should thank him.

[renaeden]

Could Jack/Gary use paragraphs? It is easier to read then. Thanks.

No.

TL;DR then.

It would have been equally long with paragraphs. Not going to change the way I write for you. If that means it doesn't get read because I'm not willing to present it the way you want to look at it, then okay with that.

Writing styles are unique to individuals and can't imagine anyone changing their own writing voice to please other people. It's weird anyone would suggest you do that. Have probably been critical at some point of others writing, but would be irritated if they actually changed it because of that.

Which is fine, but my eyesight makes reading paragraphs like that very hard, so I tend to avoid them. It's a shame because it means I sometimes miss out on things.

Same for me. I think my eyesight has something to do with it as well. I will just have to miss out.

[WolFish]

Could Jack/Gary use paragraphs? It is easier to read then. Thanks.

No.

TL;DR then.

It would have been equally long with paragraphs. Not going to change the way I write for you. If that means it doesn't get read because I'm not willing to present it the way you want to look at it, then okay with that.

Writing styles are unique to individuals and can't imagine anyone changing their own writing voice to please other people. It's weird anyone would suggest you do that. Have probably been critical at some point of others writing, but would be irritated if they actually changed it because of that.

Which is fine, but my eyesight makes reading paragraphs like that very hard, so I tend to avoid them. It's a shame because it means I sometimes miss out on things.

Same for me. I think my eyesight has something to do with it as well. I will just have to miss out.

Not sure if it's my eyesight but a block of text like that won't process for me. The weird thing is that I used to write like that. I changed it partly because I couldn't read what I wrote but also because others couldn't either. I don't think paragraph breaks have much to do with style for me. Mine is in the meaning of the words. Patterns do emerge but they tend to be things like repeated phrases lined up with each other. Not on purpose.

[Jack]

Paragraphs are generally five character indents, not double spacing of lines breaking text into small chunks with gaps between. Not certain how people manage reading much of anything. 

[Jack]

I don't think paragraph breaks have much to do with style for me. Mine is in the meaning of the words. Patterns do emerge but they tend to be things like repeated phrases lined up with each other. Not on purpose.

Lots of things come across as personal style to me. Can sometimes see a person in their writing without even reading the words. Habits in the use of the return and space keys are certainly among that.

['andersom']

Paragraphs are generally five character indents, not double spacing of lines breaking text into small chunks with gaps between. Not certain how people manage reading much of anything.

When swimming under water (no diving gear), resurfacing every now and then to take a deep breath is comfortable. Makes reaching the other side of the lake a lot easier.

[Jack]

Probably wont be a common problem; Piper is right.

['andersom']

Got taught that paragraphing is as important as punctuation. Most of the time sentences are readable and understandable without punctuation. But, sometimes the meaning becomes obscure without.

[Jack]

Will have to remember that when submitting my next assignment.

[odeon]

Got taught that paragraphing is as important as punctuation. Most of the time sentences are readable and understandable without punctuation. But, sometimes the meaning becomes obscure without.

Itisjustasimportantasthespacesbetweenthewordsinasentence.

['andersom']

Got taught that paragraphing is as important as punctuation. Most of the time sentences are readable and understandable without punctuation. But, sometimes the meaning becomes obscure without.

Itisjustasimportantasthespacesbetweenthewordsinasentence.

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[odeon]