"For me personally, thinking about an article can take 10 times longer than actually writing it."

Reading about others "process" for writing is always interesting to me. It took me months to even consider it, but once I "jumped in," was surprised at how much I enjoy it. I am personally never at a loss for ideas on what to write about and find "getting it down" to be pretty straightforward. The "crafting" of it, i.e. getting the images embedded properly and getting the HTML right, etc. is what takes most of my time. So ... It is just the time commitment which stops me, since I have a lot going on IRL and found the sacrifice of consistently writing too high a price to pay in the compromises required ...

"My day job includes A LOT of writing ..."

A writer by profession then? Mind if I ask what your day job is?

"Theory and the real thing are two very different things."

No question about it! And I agree wholeheartedly. I don't find it that difficult to discern the difference between those who are uhhh ... "fake it 'till you make it" ... types and the "real deal."

"I certainly don't mind but I didn't find any question directed at me ..."

Okay, good to know. My question is not in a post, but in the P.S. at the bottom of the comment, for which I provided a link.

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