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Unread 08-01-2012, 07:02 PM
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@Phil Banks. 16-42 lines is the standard for topical writing. 60 lines is way too long and no one wants to read that much. You don't want to stretch the story. Short and to the point.

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@Phil Banks. 16-42 lines is the standard for topical writing. 60 lines is way too long and no one wants to read that much. You don't want to stretch the story. Short and to the point.

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