Guide to presenting a piece

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I think I could add a lot more things to this, but the question is, is anyone really using it? Should I bother? :x I'd probably do it because I enjoy writing stuff like this, but I really want to know if anyone has anything they'd like added or specifics that could be mentioned.

It has to be a lot shorter. I looked at it myself and I am not about to read something that long for such a (comparably) menial cause. It would be nice if the points were addressed VERY explicitly... maybe event have bulleted items for "things you should do" and "things you shouldn't do" or something along those lines. If it were more enticing and not so long, maybe more people would use it.

Originally Posted by EnigmusJ4

It has to be a lot shorter. I looked at it myself and I am not about to read something that long for such a (comparably) menial cause. It would be nice if the points were addressed VERY explicitly... maybe event have bulleted items for "things you should do" and "things you shouldn't do" or something along those lines. If it were more enticing and not so long, maybe more people would use it.

Well, it's not an easy topic. You can't sum stuff up without giving some kind of explanation. Maybe it can use better formating, but if I take stuff out it'll be crippled since it already looks to me like it's too vague.

Also: I don't really care if it's "too long", it's not meant to be read for fun, it's basically a guide to help anyone get it done in some way that isn't mediocre. It'll be as long as it has to be, really.

Hell, I think all it needs is better formating, like actually breaking up the sections into smaller subsections. I'll touch it up asap.