Yeah, I learned that lesson the hard way too. My old cheap one felt like trying to carve with a butter knife after the first chicken. Finally getting a good one made me realize I was just sawing before.

But sometimes a wall of text is exactly what you need. People searching for a fix want every detail in one spot without clicking around. Splitting it up can just hide the answer they came for.

Guess they're still waiting for the warranty to run out.

I saw a freelance writer's contract template that limits revisions to two per project. That seems like a solid middle ground. Good move adding that clause, @sanchez.julia. It stops the small changes from piling up and eating all your time for free.

My buddy paid a $75 fee just to hear a quote.