Milan van WingerdenThe pilcrow earns its keep
A mark that has meant "new thought starts here" for eight hundred years, and why it still does the job better than a blank line.
The small decisions that decide whether a page is read or abandoned — written by Milan van Wingerden.
Short, specific pieces on the craft underneath good writing.
A mark that has meant "new thought starts here" for eight hundred years, and why it still does the job better than a blank line.
Two lines nobody notices until they're wrong, and the quiet rules that keep a paragraph from falling apart at the seams.
Line length, leading, and the case for slowing a reader down on purpose.
A second, more technical thread — Purview, Entra, and Defender updates, and LabelNinja, written on the way to Microsoft MVP.
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