what is the purpose of writing a letter to the editor
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The most frequent reason for writing a letter to the editor is to comment on a published article. However, these interpretations should be objective, and constructive comments, and the authors of this article are invited to respond to these letters (author's response to the letter).
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The purpose of writing a letter to the editor is:
- When someone is outraged about something, they want others to know about it.
- An individual believes that a particular topic or problem is critical and should be addressed.
- The strategy of an individual's group is to persuade others to take a specific activity.
- A person wishes to present a concept to others.
- A person wishes to influence public opinion.
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