True, but it's the reading that goes along with it that slows it down.

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Dec 18, 2014
10:17:03pm

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

True, but it's the reading that goes along with it that slows it down.

I'd much rather write about my own findings and ideas than write about someone else's.

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Hotty-Toddy-Reb

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POLL: In your prime, how many well-sourced pages could you write in one day for

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

12/18/14 4:11pm

What section are you writing?

newey-west

12/18/14 4:19pm

Lit Review...This part is taking me forever.

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

12/18/14 4:24pm

Lit reviews are the worst...everyone just plagiarizes each other.

newey-west

12/18/14 4:37pm

It's not plagiarism with a citation though...Amirite?

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

12/18/14 5:00pm

Exactly!

newey-west

12/18/14 7:17pm

I always think those parts are easy because it's just writing.

macaroni

12/18/14 9:08pm

I kind of agree. The introduction...now that's a pain in the rear to write.

newey-west

12/18/14 9:49pm

True, but it's the reading that goes along with it that slows it down.

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

12/18/14 10:17pm

For technical writing (legal briefs, etc), I average about one page per hour

BYUMizzou

12/18/14 4:24pm

I could churn out 2 pages an hour

AxelDC

12/18/14 6:31pm

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