>> I consider myself to be moderately good at explaining complex ideas.
>> What I utterly suck at is writing anything of any significant size.
>
> That just comes with practice.  Practice that includes feedback that you
> learn from, that is.

Yes, well, given that 98% of everything I write will never be seen by 
another pair of eyes, that's not likely to change.

> That also comes with practice and feedback.  What really helps is to
> understand your audience - which requires asking prospective members of
> your audience what their experience is in the field you're presenting on.

Usually the answer is "for ****'s sake, we don't /care/ about Haskell!"

> GIYF:
>
> http://www.wikihow.com/Become-a-Sound-Engineer

I'm loving the "warning - sound engineers earn peanuts" bit. Nice to know!

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