1. Word choice was revised the most.
2. My thesis didn't change very much from one draft to another, but the overall organization of my essay did. I added a new paragraph and considered breaking one paragraphs into two.
3. Flow mostly contributed to the changes, but audience and readability was definitely considered.
4. I think the changes lend to my credibility, because I attempted to make my work as understandable as possible. I was truly writing for my readers.
5. One of the changes I made was to address the audience more explicitly. I think this will allow for greater audience comprehension.
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6. I revised a lot for sentence structure, because I tend to either write very long, wordy sentence or very short ones.
7. The audience will be able to understand my writing better because it will be more concise.
8. I reconsidered the convention of not addressing the audience explicitly. I also reconsidered not using italics and avoiding the second person, although I ultimately didn't use second person in my essay.
9. Reflection is a way for me to address myself when I'm writing, which I rarely do outside of personal journaling. It allows me to address my own creativity, which I am working on building.
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