Many texts are a matter of taste. Whether a text is good or bad depends on whether it suits the reader's taste.
If a reader doesn't like my text, that doesn't mean the text is automatically bad. Maybe the reader is simply not the target audience. Maybe the text wasn't even intended for them.
So if you know who you are writing for, you should know their taste.
Do you write for bankers, doctors or lawyers? Or do you write for Harry, Dick and Jane from the kiosk next door?
If your text is criticized, then japan telegram screening you have to change the taste – or the audience.
Recently I wrote a newsletter to which I received two responses:
"Please log off. I don't like this."
"Wonderful. I have never read such a great newsletter."
Same text. Different taste.
So don’t be discouraged if you don’t meet everyone’s taste.
But if you don't suit anyone's taste, then you should be worried.
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