Embarrassing to admit how long this one had been languishing and losing lensrank, but I took time this morning to update my lowest-ranking lens (highest number).
It's this one: Fisher Price Batman Trike and More Batmobiles for Kids
Now you know. Care to do the same with yours? Update your lowest-ranking lens and feel free to post its link in a comment below.
No judging allowed.
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Showing posts with label old lenses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label old lenses. Show all posts
Monday, June 9, 2014
Monday, February 3, 2014
Don't Let Your Written Voice Fade Away
As I was reading this article by Tom Maybrier about Using the Power of Voice to Improve Your Writing, it occurred to me that Squidoo writers have quite an advantage over print authors when it comes to revising our work.
As writing styles change, as our personal style changes, as our audience (constantly) changes, we can go back anytime and revise or even totally rewrite an old lens to fit all those new things. Had we published the same content in a book, it would eventually become totally outdated and just dry up and fade away.
Do you have lenses that you're allowing to dry up and fade away? I have a few. What a shame to let that happen.
Time to do some revising. I don't want my written voice to fade away. Do you?
Photo from DieselDemon via a Creative Commons license
As writing styles change, as our personal style changes, as our audience (constantly) changes, we can go back anytime and revise or even totally rewrite an old lens to fit all those new things. Had we published the same content in a book, it would eventually become totally outdated and just dry up and fade away.
Do you have lenses that you're allowing to dry up and fade away? I have a few. What a shame to let that happen.
Time to do some revising. I don't want my written voice to fade away. Do you?
Photo from DieselDemon via a Creative Commons license
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