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| pab2012年5月14日 9:02 Hi K..., I note that you've changed your blog title, and started posting frequently. Now I'd like to ask you to do me a favor. Would you please reserve the label "free-writing" for "essay prep." assignments that I give leading up to composition of complete essay posts? You can use "homework" or "studies" for a third label on this post. Cheers, PB | For labels on posts, please follow the instructions in the Google spreadsheet in the Labels and Links page on the Writing Studio Blog, |
| pab2012年5月14日 9:05 PS: Please also share what you learn from this comment about labels with your classmates (1C) and peers (1A). Cheers, PB | |
| pab2012年5月20日 11:58 Hi S..., I definitely recommend getting into healthy eating habits early on. Regarding labels, would you please reserve "essays" and "free-writing" in particular for specific writing assignments that I give in class? Suitable labels for this post would be "food, habits, [and] health" (without the quotation marks or the word in square brackets). Cheers, PB | For labels on posts, please follow the instructions in the Google spreadsheet in the Labels and Links page on the Writing Studio Blog, |
I'd like to ask everyone to review and revise their labels, as necessary, especially on:
- Book reviews:
- "books, reviews, ..." (CSV, without quotation marks);
- Draft essays:
- "drafts, essays, ..." ( CSV, without quotation marks); and
- Revised essays:
- "essays, revisions, ..." (CSV, without quotation marks).
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