I'm sorry, but I believe that not only should people use short paragraphs,
they should also arrange the paragraphs in increasing order of priority.
This way we will not only read more quickly, but we can skip to the last
paragraph to get the most important ideas first. This guarantees that no
idea will have to wallow about in the midst of a bunch of inconsequential
words.
Wow, that means I have to come up with a good idea in this second
paragraph, doesn't it? Hows this - Short and sweet is great when it can
be achieved. But don't be fooled by the length of a work, when generally
it is the depth and breadth that count.
--Lon Badgett lonbadgett@aol.com
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