Report: People love bulleted lists

TUFTON, RI – Researchers have determined that nobody is even going to read their reports or paragraphs like this unless they format it as a series of bullet points.

• People more likely to read content presented as bullets
• Makes content easily to comprehend
• Promotes oversimplification of complex ideas
• Bullet points partly responsible for Space Shuttle Challenger disaster in 1986

“Never hurts to have a pull quote.” – An Expert

• People love them just as much 3 decades later
  • Creates false sense of credibility
  • Nesting makes effect even more pronounced
• More than 6 bullets on a page leads to “Bulletpoint Fatigue”
  • A made-up disorder
  • Probably no more made-up than Comma Splice Disorder or Sentence Fragmentia