1. Only address in the introduction and in the conclusion what really is in the development;
2. Avoid too long periods or very short sentence sequences;
3. To avoid, in traditional dissertations, to address the reader;
4. Avoid repetitions exaggerated and close to each other, both words and information;
5. Stay strictly within the theme;
6. Avoid tired expressions, “beats”;
7. Use relevant examples and quotations;
8. Do not use religion as an argument;
9. Escape the very “strong” words;
10. Avoid slang and colloquial terms;
11. Avoid fancy language;
12. Avoid generalizing and common-sense argumentation;
13. Do not be radical;
14. Beware of dubious words as something and something, for having felt vague; prefer element, factor, topic, index, item, etc.
15. After the title of an essay do not put point;
16. Do not use buzzwords, proverbs, popular sayings or phrases made;
17. Do not use questioning in the text, especially in the conclusion;
18. Never use the first person singular or plural, unless there is a request for the theme;
19. Repeating the same words many times impoverishes the text; to use synonyms and expressions that represent the idea in question;
20. Only to cite examples of public domain, without narrating its unfolding, making only a brief mention;
21. Be direct and objective;
22. Never use profanity;
23. Do not use personal items in your dissertation.