^Mouth ^Briefly ~simple~ ~brevity~ ~DRY-KISS~
Figure
Annotate
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Don't ^Repeat Yourself.
- ^Give things a ~name~ for sake of ^Better ~organization~.
- ^Use a ~name~ to ^Avoid any ~repeat~ of a ^Complex ~expression~.
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^Keep It ^Super ^Simple.
- ^Let some expressions ^Remain unnamed except ^When frequent or ~common~.
- ^Let some concepts ^Remain undefined.
- Don't ^Name too many things, because it may ^Create ^Needless ^Abstract layers.
- Don't ^Express too many things, because an ^Important ~signal~ may ^Drown in ~noise~.
Subject
^DRY-KISS is a mode of ^Symbol to ^Improve our ~talent~ for ~communication~. ^DRY-KISS is a ^Harmonious ~combination~ of ^Two popular acronyms: Don't ^Repeat Yourself and ^Keep It ^Super ^Simple. ^As the acronyms ^Imply, we ^Need to get ~close~ but not too ~close~ and personal. Don't ^Repeat Yourself yet ^Keep It ^Super ^Simple.
Target
Anytime we ^Start to ^Describe or ^Map out ^How things ^Relate.
Anytime we ^Need to ^Name-or-express in ~poise~.
Any ~question~ or ~answer~ may ^Be ~found~ to ^Partially ^Benefit us by ~efficiency~ of ~expression~.