The most important point of drafting is to…
A) write so you don't ever have to revise as you go along.
B) worry about style rather than content.
C) transfer the basic ideas from your mind onto the computer screen to be communicated to your readers.
D) get the words and sentences exactly right the first time.

Question

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Avoid becoming absorbed in ideas and information you plan to include because not every reader will read every part of your document and may have a very different perspective; however, the point of drafting is to focus on the purpose of the technical communication and what your readers need to know. Your readers cannot climb into your mind and know your thoughts so you draft so you can transfer your ideas onto a computer screen (into a document) so these ideas can be communicated to your readers.

The Most Important Point of Drafting Is To…