2014年11月21日 · tl;dr is used to call out another user on the length of their post. However, in cases of more courteous exchanges and serious discussions, tl;dr can be self-invoked by the original poster as a disclaimer to the readers. It is then paired with a brief summary of the longer original text. KnowYourMeme: tl;dr urbandictionary: tl;dr. Also useful to ...

Having the tl;dr at the beginning means people are more likely to see it. In other pieces of writing it makes more sense to have it at the end. For example, someone sharing a story might include the tl;dr at the end to avoid spoiling anything for someone reading the whole thing. tl;dr If the tl;dr is important information, put it at the top. If ...

2014年10月10日 · I imagine that my internet and email usage is significantly higher than for many of my generation but despite being familiar with most shorthand, I've not previously seen TL;DR . My point is simply that, in a formal letter, you probably want to be certain (not merely "reasonably sure") that the person to whom you are writing will know what you ...

tl;dr - programmers like using semicolons to separate statements edit - A citation has been requested, I originally made this statement based on personal experience of first encountering it only amongst a technically proficient audience before seeing its usage spread.

2019年12月24日 · Sometimes tl;dr can stand for Too Lazy; Didn't Read, but is mostly the first example. The most common use for this common phrase as an author is explained in a Howtogeek.com article : Along this same line, writers sometimes include a TLDR at the top or bottom of their web article, email, or text message.

2021年9月2日 · tl;dr is internet slang. It did indeed originate as "too long; didn't read" and effectively still means that. It's common enough outside of computing. But it's not in any way formal English. You shouldn't use it except in places where internet slang is acceptable. Appropriate synonyms are "summary" and "abstract".

2018年3月9日 · TL;DR. Short pages are better. The Ideal Structure. I would recommend the following: Each page should have a single, clearly defined purpose; Each pages should have a clearly defined audience; Pages should be linked to other, relevant pages

2015年5月12日 · tl;dr. Target age for YA is 14 to 19. Why not 12 to 17? Because kids read up. 16 year olds want to read about 18 year olds. So if you write YA, write about kids at the end of high school. (Protagonists in MG fiction, with readers aged 9 to 11, can be as old as 14.) The most often used setting in YA fiction is the last summer before college.

2021年2月2日 · tl;dr You should always use descriptive writing and most of the time that writing should be show not tell. You can apply descriptive writing to three basic sections of your book: (there are many more but I only picked what I thought were the most important three) characters, setting, and action.

2015年6月15日 · I have been drawing for thirty years and published a few comic books. I draw reasonably well. When I was beginning to learn to draw – you can always get better, so you are never "accomplished" – I bought a whole lot of how-to-draw books.