This position holds that writing skills are among the most useful to learn while social distancing. It argues that sharing one's experiences matters more than ever, and suggests outlets such as writing a short story, starting a blog, or reviving one's correspondence.
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- Start a blogKeep a digital record of your day-to-day that will inform generations about the corona pandemic. Blogs will one day provide a window into the locked down households of the past .
- Revitalise your correspondencesWhether love letters or stoic words to encourage the self-isolating, make your words count and put them to paper.
- Create a Parlia mapWant to write, but want to stick to the facts? Have knowledge you'd like to share with the world? Make your mark on the world's first encyclopedia of opinion.
- Write a short storyThe pandemic feels lifted from a science fiction. When reality is stranger than fantasy, the opportunities for imaginative storytelling are endless.