Trying my hand at blogging (writing)
I should have posted this entry at the beginning itself, ie, before the previous one, but it's okay writing it even now. It is timely enough, and not too late either. From another angle, this is in reality quite appropriate, too, for I'd certainly like to hop over here now and then, just to harp on the forces at play when I'm writing, and the consequential influences I'd want my writing to have on myself and my audience.
My attempt to write on something involves intimately and intricately: first, my own inspiration, aspiration, interest, intention, involvement, references, resources, knowledge, grasp, ideation, and expression (through proper vocabulary, syntax, and connotation); second, my linking with my audience through best possible avenues (with optimum time and site accessibility, popularity, credibility, and creditability factors); and third, my readers' own and individual ideas, beliefs, interests, media-kinesis and media-taxis, all of which determine their attraction, attention, reception, appreciation, perception and, ultimately, response towards my presentation.
Responses guided by perceptions, from both my side and my readers', would be diverse and anywhere between: little and huge, memorable and forgettable, good and bad, fortunate and unfortunate, kind and cruel, complimentary and critical, favorable and adverse, rewarding and punishing, approving and reproving, confirming and rebutting, liking and disliking, befriending and defriending, closing in and backing off, protecting and threatening, secure and dangerous, propitious and calamitous, and so on.
These ongoing perceptions and responses should further mould and remould oncoming presentations via servo* (ie, error-sensing and -correcting negative feedback)* like mechanisms. This way, the presenter-audience interaction would get, in real time, less and less off-line and off-target while staying more and more on-line and on-target.
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*Servo, servomechanism: A system employing feedback loops, both positive (to amplify a desired result, like moving heavy loads over wide arcs with hand or foot operated gears) and negative (to cancel, correct, or minimize errors or unwanted results), for best performance. (References: Wikipedia and AED = Advanced English Dictionary app)
My attempt to write on something involves intimately and intricately: first, my own inspiration, aspiration, interest, intention, involvement, references, resources, knowledge, grasp, ideation, and expression (through proper vocabulary, syntax, and connotation); second, my linking with my audience through best possible avenues (with optimum time and site accessibility, popularity, credibility, and creditability factors); and third, my readers' own and individual ideas, beliefs, interests, media-kinesis and media-taxis, all of which determine their attraction, attention, reception, appreciation, perception and, ultimately, response towards my presentation.
Responses guided by perceptions, from both my side and my readers', would be diverse and anywhere between: little and huge, memorable and forgettable, good and bad, fortunate and unfortunate, kind and cruel, complimentary and critical, favorable and adverse, rewarding and punishing, approving and reproving, confirming and rebutting, liking and disliking, befriending and defriending, closing in and backing off, protecting and threatening, secure and dangerous, propitious and calamitous, and so on.
These ongoing perceptions and responses should further mould and remould oncoming presentations via servo* (ie, error-sensing and -correcting negative feedback)* like mechanisms. This way, the presenter-audience interaction would get, in real time, less and less off-line and off-target while staying more and more on-line and on-target.
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*Servo, servomechanism: A system employing feedback loops, both positive (to amplify a desired result, like moving heavy loads over wide arcs with hand or foot operated gears) and negative (to cancel, correct, or minimize errors or unwanted results), for best performance. (References: Wikipedia and AED = Advanced English Dictionary app)
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