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What makes a good Article

solidmark
New York
So I *think* I have a good idea for an article, but on every article that I find interesting there's almost always one guy that gave it a thumbs down with the comment "this should go in discussions."

So I guess I want to ask, what's the difference between an article and a discussion? What do you guys expect from an article that makes it more than a discussion?

4 comments

  • Puddy Tat
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    2 months ago
    Most articles are spam or dogshit.

    If it's interesting, informative, original, and related to strip clubbing, I'll approve.

    My favorite ones are those related to a city or something that cuts across strip clubs.
  • drewcareypnw
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    2 months ago
    As long as it’s not a direct review of a club or a 3 line “discussion starter”, be sure to check spelling and grammar, add some paragraph breaks, and go for it! There is always someone with a bad attitude to tell you that you did it wrong, but fuck them.
  • Call.Me.Ishmael
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    2 months ago
    The difference is a matter of opinion, usually. I've written several articles with many getting at least one down vote [shrug].

    Generally speaking, an article is on topic, provides information, and is self contained. Discussions are open-ended topics or questions. But it's not like TUSCL has its own "Strunk & White for PLs".

    So, go for it.
  • rickmacrodong
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    2 months ago
    An article is supposed to be objective, whilst a discussion is meant to be subjective.
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