We are so happy Eduify has added more users this week to its beta than ever before. And, that you’re using our product! Welcome, new students and avid writers! We hope that with us, you can write better, smarter, and more efficiently.
The first rule about Eduify is that you don’t talk about Eduify. Just kidding, we want you to tell everyone you know! By doing so, you’ll win points which you can convert to coins, which you can use to purchase services on the site. So the first real rule of Eduify is that you should share our services with your friends. Eduify is a social platform that enables students to interact with and help one another in writing assignments, so the more friends you have on Eduify, the better it works for you!
In honor of this weeks “more users than ever” added to beta, we want to tell you the top 10 reasons to use Eduify.
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I wish there were some sort of organic chocolate-flavored laxative for writer’s block, but unfortunately for writers, there isn’t. Most writers, at some point or another, complain about not being able to write. The writers who claim they don’t ever have writer’s block are usually laughable lazy terrible less critical writers. Prolific writers like Danielle Steele might come out with several books a year, but no one could ever, with a straight face, compare her to someone like Dorris Lessing.
Some writers, notably famous authors and those who have the option of writing leisurely, can afford to suffer from short bouts of writer’s block. Others, like you students, don’t. For you, deadlines exist, regardless of whether anything exists in your empty document. And, seriously, I get your pain. As a student, whenever I had writer’s block, my grade was docked for turning in assignments late, despite the fact that I came up with some pretty demented explanations for my lateness, which included everything from fictionary dead relatives to hospital trips for imaginary kidney stones to every type of disgusting indigestion/food poisoning imaginable (I assumed that if I grossed my teachers out enough, they wouldn’t pry too far into my reasons for needing an extension). Weirdly, I had the imagination to invent whole scenarios explaining why my paper wasn’t done, yet no mental capacity to actually sit down and write it. And, no surprise, my teachers never bought my excuse. In fact, I probably offended their intelligence by even assuming that they would.
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