Writing today is hardly the equivalent of a quill and a quiet place. Writers are dynamic jugglers in a noisy marketplace, and information is a thinly strung tightrope; somehow moving with the user collective's behavioural buzzes, but also nudging information into a corral in an orderly fashion.

 

Linguistic debates no longer ponder the relevance of the Oxford Comma, or cast wordsmiths into secluded cabins to dream up feature pieces in graceful unhurriedness. Fret not, it's still alive; only, it exists as but one of several content microcosms. And so, we're also continuously polishing that nifty, specialised skill set that goes by the name of online writing – stuffed with expert SEO and UX journeys (see arsenal next to the pencils and some retired punctuation marks).