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I wrote about Medium’s Short Form feature yesterday.
There were many kind comments, and some shared their thinking for or against the new feature with me via responses. It was my pleasure to poke our “thinking” boxes.
As writers, creativity matters. Short Forms and Long Forms are the arrows we have in our quiver. We got to figure out their respective purpose and utility.
I will be doing that, today. It will be Part 2 of the story attached below.
Stay tuned.
