Write for the individual. It's recommended that you create or modify docs in your library as a direct response to an individual person—communication via email, social media, etc. With this, you avoid the anxiety of speaking to a large audience and are afforded the same clarity as a personal email.
Writing a 📝Mythos One doc without knowing the needs of its audience can create a 📝Rabbit Hole of editing that wastes time; often producing confusing, vague, or otherwise ineffective content. This doc, for example, was written in response to the third person who expressed anxiety about writing effectively with the medium. Having thrice delivered the answer, it was refined and thus 📝cogent.
When writing emails, social posts, website copy, etc., I'll often draft the text and bold the language where references will be inserted. Once the message is clear, I'll create the docs that don't yet exist.