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A Meaningless Lark ...just for class!
A piece written to test out the edit point system
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This item contains Edit Points (EPs). EPs are the red numbers (~#~) that you see within this item. The Author has placed these at various points in order to gain detailed feedback. Readers may click any EP to leave comments about that particular point in the item.

Writing, like the many other forms of expression available to artists involves putting a piece of yourself out there.~0~ It takes a certain amount of strength and confidence to do this.~1~ It requires that you trust your readers to be honest yet kind.~2~ Thorough yet gentle.~3~~0~

I hope that this does not make it sound like, I expect every reviewer to think, feel and say that I am God's gift to whatever genre I have attempted.~4~ On the contrary, I just make every attempt to never be rude and expect the same from my reviewers.~5~~1~

Beyond rudeness, there are other ways you can be unkind.~6~ For instance...the reviewer who told me that I had neither the right nor the ability to critique his work.This is just wrong...a condescending and supersilllious attitude gets you nothing but ill feelings from your fellow writers.~7~~2~

In conclusion, remember, the piece you are reviewing is as important to its author as yours are to you.~8~ Be honest, tactful, constructive and encouraging.
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