jonathan_jonny_89 asked:
For example, an author attempts to say – to make something controversial – what does he do? He wants to shorten his text and make his work as succinct as possible, and decides to coin a word: controversify. Is this acceptable? Should he doing this? But what if he had more words and begins coining his own words, wouldn’t his work need more explanation? And when he starts defining each coined word, wouldn’t his work be long-winded and lengthy? At the same time, what if the author decides not to coin his own word and resolve to long description, wouldn’t, also, his work be lengthy? What should he do? Coin or not coin, since they would produce the same result?
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What if this author is working on an article?