Thursday, September 17, 2015
Wikipedia Readers
I was a bit confused as to exactly what "handling a reader in Wikipedia" meant, so I'm just going to throw things out there. I was thinking somewhere along the lines of capturing the readers attention and properly defining the information on a particular topic. Maybe making the text interesting by adding facts that people wouldn't normally see unless they looked deep into the subject? I've never really read a Wikipedia article all the way through myself because the ones I have read only had the most basic information that someone would have already known. On the other hand, as Professor Hamon likes to emphasize, "Authority" is the best way to get to readers because it shows them that you actually know what you're talking about.
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I was confused about this one too, but I got it. Also your're right...Authority is key!
ReplyDeleteI think we were all a little confused.
ReplyDeleteYeah I was confused too! But youre right!
ReplyDeleteI was confused too.
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