Unintended Obscurity By Gina Summary
Gina, I truly enjoyed reading your post and your explanation of how Unintentional Obscurity occurs was very similar to mine. I believed that a metaphor for Unintended Obscurity, can be found in this old saying “its’ not what you say, but its ‘what the other person hears. I have witnessed two people listing to the same conversation interpret the information totally different. This often occurs especially in conversations were the subject is about race, money, time or dates; the line you often hear from the person that’s doing the talking is that’s not what I said. Furthermore, that why it’s important for readers to make sure they completely understand the information before deciding and for writers to be clear and precise as possible. The