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1. USE PARAGRAPHS. I cannot emphasise this enough. Nothing makes a thread more flat and dull than posting a giant wall of text

Always use paragraphs to structure your posts. I repeat, ALWAYS USE PARAGRAPHS

2. Include images and gifs where necessary. These add emphasis to your content and helps the reader visualise what you’re saying
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3. Use text tools to change fonts, colours, sizes, types etc. They draw the readers attention to your highlighted points and adds life to your thread

Congratulations! You have now learnt how to make a semi-readable thread. Give yourself a pat on the back, you did it!
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didnt read sorry
 
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4 sentences max
 
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yea im a victim of this ngl
 
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not a single proton
 
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fucking retard didn’t even mention grammar
 
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1. USE PARAGRAPHS. I cannot emphasise this enough. Nothing makes a thread more flat and dull than posting a giant wall of text

Always use paragraphs to structure your posts. I repeat, ALWAYS USE PARAGRAPHS

2. Include images and gifs where necessary. These add emphasis to your content and helps the reader visualise what you’re saying
GIF by MOODMAN


3. Use text tools to change fonts, colours, sizes, types etc. They draw the readers attention to your highlighted points and adds life to your thread

Congratulations! You have now learnt how to make a semi-readable thread. Give yourself a pat on the back, you did it!
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dont forget the tags, so your thread can get free reactions and bumps
 
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this font funny as fuck
 
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Good thread vro
 
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Clapdont forget the tags, so your thread can get free reactions and bumps
Based. When I get a notification and it’s @itzyaboyJJ tagging half the forum
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I’m gonna make a thread using your advice sir
 
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1. USE PARAGRAPHS. I cannot emphasise this enough. Nothing makes a thread more flat and dull than posting a giant wall of text

Always use paragraphs to structure your posts. I repeat, ALWAYS USE PARAGRAPHS

2. Include images and gifs where necessary. These add emphasis to your content and helps the reader visualise what you’re saying
GIF by MOODMAN


3. Use text tools to change fonts, colours, sizes, types etc. They draw the readers attention to your highlighted points and adds life to your thread

Congratulations! You have now learnt how to make a semi-readable thread. Give yourself a pat on the back, you did it!
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Nerdy asf dnr
 
1. USE PARAGRAPHS. I cannot emphasise this enough. Nothing makes a thread more flat and dull than posting a giant wall of text

Always use paragraphs to structure your posts. I repeat, ALWAYS USE PARAGRAPHS

2. Include images and gifs where necessary. These add emphasis to your content and helps the reader visualise what you’re saying
GIF by MOODMAN


3. Use text tools to change fonts, colours, sizes, types etc. They draw the readers attention to your highlighted points and adds life to your thread

Congratulations! You have now learnt how to make a semi-readable thread. Give yourself a pat on the back, you did it!
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What text tools because it hurts to change shit back and forth I think writing normally is fine too if the thread isn’t high effort as a whole
 
good post bruv thanks
 

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