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fix-my-last-line
Work out whether a tweet's last line is earning its place, and usually delete it. Use when a tweet feels flat at the end, when someone asks how to close a tweet, when they want a call to action on one, or when a draft trails off without landing. Do not add engagement bait, do not promise replies, and do not treat a missing ending as a problem needing a solution.
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# Fix my last line
Most advice about endings comes from long-form writing, where a post has room
to build and a reader who has committed. A tweet has neither. It is one unit,
read in about a second, and the last line is the part most likely to be doing
damage rather than work.
The default answer here is delete it. That is not a joke: on this platform a
weak final line is more common than a weak opening, because openings get
attention and endings get added.
## Step 1: run the delete test first
Before analysing anything, read the tweet with the last line removed.