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Something happened — a report, a rule change, an article everyone is sharing. Say what it means in plain words, then what you make of it.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Open with what happened and link to it. Say what it means in plain words — two or three lines anyone follows. Then your take: what you think of it and what the reader should do. Always credit and link the original.
What happened
One line, with the link.
What it says
Plain words, two or three lines.
Our take
What you think of it.
What to do
One action for the reader.
Copy it and fill in the brackets.
[What happened] ([source]). In plain words: [what it says]. Our take: [your view]. What to do: [one action]. Read it here: [link]
EXAMPLE — written for a made-up accounting firm.
The tax office has changed when quarterly returns are due (link below). In plain words: the deadline moves two weeks earlier from next quarter. Our take: good for cash planning, bad for anyone who does their books the weekend before. What to do: put the new date in your calendar today, and a reminder two weeks before it. Read it here: [link]
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Written 6 October 2026 by PaperFlight. The example business and its numbers are made up.