Lesson 12 describes two different ways writers can either intentionally or unintentionally practiced unethical writing strategies, Unintended Obscurity and Intended Misdirection.
Unintended Obscurity can occur in nearly all forms of writings in books, magazines, web articles, and educational material etc. Furthermore, according to the text Unintended Obscurity occur when people writings are” dense and convoluted or innocent ignorance.” There’s an old saying that goes “its’ not what you say, but its ‘what the other person hears.” I believed this is a metaphor for Unintended Obscurity, two people can hear someone saying the same thing and have two different interpretations of the information. That’s why it is important for writers to