Texters' Manual
Texters’ Manual: LIMITED EDITION
By Richmond Keith N. Simeon
Be sure to read this!- Calling the attention of all texter buddies of all ages to witness this Texting Manual containing basic texting techniques for all genres, trivia, facts, composing GMs& PMs and etiquettes to become a good and responsible texter and to have a chance to have the First NoemiS Prize in Texting.
FOREWORD
Let us eradicate the nasty and unjust principle of some, that texting is just a waste of time, money, and a bane factor in our studies. Let us also inculcate in our minds that texting is a tool used to help us in our personal intents, mass benefits and wide range of communication. Let us be also whispered by the wind of innocence that behind our rights to text are the limitations and ethics in maintaining order.
Texting for a novice is like Journalism, he is texting to express not to impress. Well that’s TRUE, definitely true, in what sense? Try to remember what your last message was. It could be a joyful message, down moments, festive, holy, and intriguing, in love, or just a message to say that you are still on this earth waiting for someone to txt you up. Shall I say, “You remembered it, right?” Therefore you have said your thoughts, opinions, and personal view on different angles of life thus; you have had the very important quality of a journalist, the wide horizon of EXPRESSION.
Points to ponder when composing a message:
*Text as soon as you know what your emotion tells you.
*Put up a dominant point that will depict your emotion.
*Remember to put smileys or emotion icons on your message for easy understanding.
*Be true, be you, never hide your emotion unless required for you to conclude that you are a person of dignity, courage, and to be entrusted when secrets are involved.
What does the message should contain based on its genre?
*For emergencies, the message should be direct and clear- act like you are a news writer or a field reporter.
*When in loved,
By Richmond Keith N. Simeon
Be sure to read this!- Calling the attention of all texter buddies of all ages to witness this Texting Manual containing basic texting techniques for all genres, trivia, facts, composing GMs& PMs and etiquettes to become a good and responsible texter and to have a chance to have the First NoemiS Prize in Texting.
FOREWORD
Let us eradicate the nasty and unjust principle of some, that texting is just a waste of time, money, and a bane factor in our studies. Let us also inculcate in our minds that texting is a tool used to help us in our personal intents, mass benefits and wide range of communication. Let us be also whispered by the wind of innocence that behind our rights to text are the limitations and ethics in maintaining order.
Texting for a novice is like Journalism, he is texting to express not to impress. Well that’s TRUE, definitely true, in what sense? Try to remember what your last message was. It could be a joyful message, down moments, festive, holy, and intriguing, in love, or just a message to say that you are still on this earth waiting for someone to txt you up. Shall I say, “You remembered it, right?” Therefore you have said your thoughts, opinions, and personal view on different angles of life thus; you have had the very important quality of a journalist, the wide horizon of EXPRESSION.
Points to ponder when composing a message:
*Text as soon as you know what your emotion tells you.
*Put up a dominant point that will depict your emotion.
*Remember to put smileys or emotion icons on your message for easy understanding.
*Be true, be you, never hide your emotion unless required for you to conclude that you are a person of dignity, courage, and to be entrusted when secrets are involved.
What does the message should contain based on its genre?
*For emergencies, the message should be direct and clear- act like you are a news writer or a field reporter.
*When in loved,