Hello @lordneroo,
Yes, the project is simple and straight forward.
In every blog post I publish, I'm always trying not to make it hard for the reader to understand my point, and at the same time be fun at least. But it seems like the fun part isn't working out for me. Are there any tips to be fun? I don't know if I sound weird. But I need it tbh.😂
Also, kindly cite me with the bad sentences thanks. 👌
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Hello!
Well, eliminating grammatical errors is necessary for your contributions to be marked as fun to read. We prioritize quality writing in the blog category.
I will cite a few examples for you:
There's no need to use Past Perfect here. This tense is used when we talk about something that happened in the past, and we want to refer back to something that occured before that time. This sentence should read: "I once mentioned in one of my blog posts that I install a minimum of one application on my Android devices on a daily basis."
This sentence should read: "If you are a user like me who does not want to root their Android device for anything..."
This sentence should read: "Those were the only bad experiences I've had with Batch Uninstaller."
I hope you will find this comment useful.
Always cite them for me if there would be any.
I want to add a bit to what @lordneroo wrote here. Fun is, of course, subjective. But it is about being entertaining. Beyond the information, is reading it a fun experience.
I also want note that "fun" is an added value. A post can definitely receive the maximum score without being fun to read. A well constructed, well written, informative post that scores highly on the rest of our parameters will definitely be eligible for that.
Noted. Thank you.